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White-necked Jacobin (62)

Florisuga mellivora

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 25 2026

Details: multiple species

Two hummingbird species
Green-crowned Brilliant male
Mindo Cloud Forest Reserve
Milpe

Date uploaded: Aug 3

Views: 34

Comments (3):
Sue Bishop: Interesting point. All White-necked Jacobins are born with male plumage. most females molt into female plumage but some retain male plumage to give them advantage at feeders and flowers since males are more aggressive. This is a molting bird. Here a brief second on peace between two different birds. Plumage is still male plumage but the bird could be a female!!
Chris: Very interesting Sue - appreciate the knowledge.

Green-crowned Brilliant (66)

Heliodoxa jacula

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 15 2026

Details: male, adult

Alambi

Date uploaded: Jul 28

Views: 52

Andean Emerald (45)

Amazilia franciae

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 15 2026

Alambi

Date uploaded: Jul 28

Views: 30

Comments (1):
Chris: Love it.

Long-billed Starthroat (7)

Heliomaster longirostris

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 16 2026

Pedro Vincente Maldonado
Frutty Tours

Date uploaded: Jul 25

Views: 49

White-bearded Manakin (3)

Manacus manacus

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 16 2026

Pedro Vincente Maldonado
Frutty Tours

Date uploaded: Jul 25

Views: 37

Yellow-rumped Cacique (7)

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: Mar 9 2026

Fruity Tour, Pedro Vincente Maldonado, Pichincha Province.

Date uploaded: Jul 24

Views: 37

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Comments (2):
Brian Morin: Good photo of a strikingly plumaged subject.
Sue Bishop: Impressive!

Black-throated Mango (75)

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 22 2026

Details: male

Frutty Tours

Date uploaded: Jul 20

Views: 40

White-whiskered Hermit (11)

Phaethornis yaruqui

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 22 2026

Frutty Tours

Date uploaded: Jul 20

Views: 55

Comments (1):
Brian Morin: Good pose to show off the tail.

Lineated Woodpecker (15)

Dryocopus lineatus

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 22 2026

Details: male

# Frutty Tours

Date uploaded: Jul 17

Views: 55

Comments (2):
Brian Morin: Nice one. It is amazing how similar some species are in the south to those in the north, a Pileated Woodpecker lookalike.
Chris: Amazing capture. The only one I saw on the trip was high up in the canopy.

Bronzy Hermit (1)

Sue Bishop

Date taken: Feb 22 2026

Frutty Tours

Date uploaded: Jul 17

Views: 32

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First photo badge

Comments (1):
Chris: Congratulations on a new species and new hummingbird.

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