Topaza pella

The red-tailed hummingbird Topaza pella feeds on a variety of nectar and small insects in and above the trees and displays its bright plumage when it flies to mate. The hummingbird's nest is a cup-shaped nest on a branch above a stream.

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There are two populations, one from southeastern Venezuela to northern Brazil and the other from eastern El Salvador. It occurs in rainforests with seasonal flooding, along the banks of streams.

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