Exploring the Most Beautiful Hummingbirds of the USA .

The Ruby-throated Hummingbird is the most common species in the eastern United States. Its iridescent green body and vivid red throat make it a stunning sight. It’s a favorite among birdwatchers during migration.

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Known for its bold magenta throat, Anna's Hummingbird is a true showstopper. Found mostly in the southwestern US, its striking plumage makes it one of the most colorful birds in the region.

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This hummingbird features a glossy black chin with an iridescent purple base. Native to the southwestern United States, it is a rare but beautiful sight in places like Arizona and New Mexico.

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The smallest bird in the United States, the Calliope Hummingbird has a radiant, iridescent throat patch in vivid magenta and a tiny size that makes it even more charming.

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The Rufous Hummingbird is famous for its fiery red and orange plumage. Found in the western US, its energetic flight and colorful display make it a favorite of many bird enthusiasts.

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With its long, glittering green tail feathers and striking iridescent body, the Broad-tailed Hummingbird stands out in the mountainous regions of the western US, especially during summer.

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Known for its bright orange-red coloration, Allen's Hummingbird is commonly found along the Pacific coast. Its stunning fiery hues make it a visual treat for anyone lucky enough to spot it.

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This hummingbird has a dazzling violet crown and throat, paired with a bright green body. Costa’s Hummingbird is typically found in desert areas, particularly in southern California and Arizona.

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