Re: Selasphorus sp, Key Largo

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Posted by Roger Moyer on 14:26:54 03/24/06

In Reply to: Selasphorus sp, Key Largo posted by Stuart Pimm

: One Selasphorus hummingbird in the hardwood hammock that constitutes my garden in Key Largo, MM97.5. Still pre-breeding plumage, very white underneath and onto chin (no gorgette), lacking the black around the eye with white dot behind that characterizes Archilochus species. Numerous very faint spots (feather tips?) of pink underneath.
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: If anyone can point me to a good guide and photos of Allen's/Rufous I would appreciate it.

Are you interested in visitors. I work at mile marker 93.5 and live around mile marker 87. I would be interested in coming by and seeing it. If you are intersted contact me offline and I will give you my phone number.

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