White-bellied Emerald

Chlorestes candida

Least Concern

The White-bellied Emerald is a nectar-feeding hummingbird of Amazon Basin and Guianan forests. It also takes tiny insects and spiders for protein, using fast hovering flight, rapid wingbeats, and a long bill to work flowers and defend feeding areas. It is currently not considered globally threatened, though healthy native vegetation and flowering plants remain important.

Family

Trochilidae

Group

Hummingbirds

Range

White-bellied Emerald Range — Amazon Basin and Guianan forests

Population

≈ 500,000–4,999,999

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