Calliphlox mitchellii (Purple-throated woodstar) — male (29508657390)
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Ecuador, Mindo, mariposario yard. The smallest hummingbird at the field-site. Woodstars have a very distinctive flight behavior, buzzing and hovering much like a large bee or spaceship. Their wings make an audible humm, which can often be heard well before this species is seen. Rus: Колибри аметистовый Митчелла
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