The Rufous hummingbird (Selasphorus rufus) is a small and medium-sized hummingbird.
Active during the day and resting at night, the rufous hummingbird feeds on nectar, occasionally supplemented by small invertebrates, including gnats, midges, flies, spiders, and aphids. He is territorial and aggressive. The rufous hummingbird is a migratory bird that migrates to warmer southern California and the Gulf of Mexico in the United States during the winter; adult males usually do not migrate. The rufous hummingbird is very hardy and can tolerate temperatures of -20°C.
Rufous hummingbirds are polygamous, breeding season from March to July, the female lays 2-3 eggs per incubation period of 15 to 17 days, hatched by the female. Rufous hummingbirds live a long life, with a record high of 8 years.
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