Costas Hummingbird Collection

Costas Hummingbird at yellow desert flower
Male, immature Costas Hummingbird with the early morning sunlight reflected on his purple gorget as he approaches a stalk of desert yellow wildflowers

USA, Arizona, Tucson, Sonoran Desert Museum. Male Costas hummingbird perched on twig. Credit as: Wendy Kaveney / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

USA, Southern California, Poway, Costa's hummingbird, perched on a yucca

Stretching
Ling Zhang

Costa's hummingbird (Calypte costae) male, portrait, showing purple iridescence of head and neck feathers, Coachella Valley, California, USA

Costas Hummingbird Calypte costae California USA

Costas Hummingbird (Calypte costae) male feeding on flower nectar, Arizona, USA

Costa's Hummingbird. Anza Borrego Desert in January, California, USA
JZ-3713 Costa's Hummingbird. Anza Borrego Desert in January, California, USA Calypte costae Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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The vibrant Costas Hummingbird, with its stunning purple iridescence, is a sight to behold. Found in various locations across the USA, such as Arizona and California, this tiny bird brings life to the desert landscapes. In Tucson's Sonoran Desert Museum, a male Costas Hummingbird delicately perches on a twig near a yellow desert flower. Its slender body perfectly complements the delicate petals as it indulges in sweet nectar. The Coachella Valley in California also serves as a playground for these magnificent creatures. Here, we witness another male hummingbird spreading its wings before taking flight, showcasing its graceful agility. The purple hues of their head and neck feathers are truly mesmerizing under the Californian sun. In Coachella Valley's arid climate, these birds find solace amidst blooming flowers and buzzing insects. Their presence adds an enchanting touch to this picturesque landscape. As they feed on flower nectar with their long beaks and agile tongues, the Costas Hummingbirds play an essential role in pollination within their ecosystems. They flit from one blossom to another like tiny jewels in search of sustenance. Calypte costae or Costa's Hummingbird is not just any ordinary bird; it represents resilience and adaptability against harsh conditions found throughout Arizona's deserts or California's arid regions. With each flutter of their wings and every sip of nectar they take, they remind us that beauty can thrive even in seemingly inhospitable environments. So next time you find yourself exploring these unique habitats or simply enjoying nature at your doorstep, keep an eye out for the captivating presence of Costa's Hummingbirds – nature’s own little miracles that bring color and life wherever they go.