Kingdom Animalia Genus Thalurania Phylum Chordata Rank Species | Family Trochilidae Scientific name Thalurania fannyi Higher classification Woodnymph Order Apodiformes | |
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Similar Woodnymph, Hummingbird, Bird, Crowned woodnymph, Violet‑crowned woodnymph | ||
Green crowned woodnymph thalurania colombica fannyi birding tour tangarasr reserve
The green-crowned woodnymph (Thalurania colombica fannyi) is a hummingbird in the Trochilidae family. It is found in humid forest and tall second growth from eastern Panama, south through western Colombia (incl. Cauca Valley) and Ecuador, to far north-western Peru.
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- Green crowned woodnymph thalurania colombica fannyi birding tour tangarasr reserve
- Green crowned woodnymph thalurania fanny
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The taxonomy of this species is confusing. The AOU considers the green-crowned woodnymph to be a subspecies of the crowned woodnymph, while other taxonomists split the species into two or more groups.
Males have a green head and back, and a violet-blue "shoulder", forked tail and belly (underparts entirely green in males of the taxon hypochlora). Females have a green upperparts, blue or green "shoulder", a white-tipped dark blue tail, whitish throat, chest and vent, and dark grey to green belly (underparts entirely whitish in females of the taxon hypochlora).
Green crowned woodnymph thalurania fanny
