The Last of the Hummingbirds on this Trip (almost)

Today, we reach the end of the hummingbird extravaganza and tomorrow we move on to a few other birds we saw at a different location. Then...finally!... the next stop is the Galapagos!

Above is a bronzy inca testing the offering.

Long-tailed sylph, Green Crowned Brilliant, Speckled Hummingbird, Peruvian Racket-tail

This iridescent tail belongs to the long-tailed sylph, a most impressive bird. I love the little tuft of white feathers at his butt!

Peruvian Racket-tail, Green Crowned Brilliant, Speckled Hummingbird

I know that I keep posting the same birds repeatedly, but this racket tail is one I especially like. It is so different from the sorts of hummers I'm used to seeing in the US.

Gorgeted Woodstar, Empress Brilliant, and Speckled Hummingbird

The smallest of the woodstars is the gorgeted woodstar. She has little white "boots" on her feet.