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Costa’s Hummingbird
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Calypte costae

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Costa's Hummingbird in flight at a purple flower.

Costas hummingbird in flight, sucking nectar from flower

The Costa's hummingbird averages around three inches in length.

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Costa's Hummingbird in flight

Costa's Hummingbird in flight

The Costa's Hummingbird uses its long beak and tongue to gather nectar.

David G. Hayes/Shutterstock.com
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Costa's Hummingbird in flight

Costa's Hummingbird

Given their small size, the migratory patterns of Costa's hummingbirds are amazing.

Takahashi Photography/Shutterstock.com
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Costa's Hummingbird feeder

Costa's Hummingbird feeder

A hummingbird feeder with sugar water will attract hummingbirds and supplements the nectar they gather.

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Costa’s Hummingbird - Photo 5

Costas hummingbird perched at very tip of branch

Unlike this male, the female Costa's hummingbird doesn't have purple feathers.

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Costa's Hummingbird sitting on a branch.

Costa's Hummingbird sitting on a branch.

Costa's Hummingbird sitting on a branch.

Peter Milota, Jr./ via Getty Images
Costa's hummingbirds are seen on November 6, 2019 in Tucson, Arizona

Costa’s Hummingbird

Calypte costae

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