Explore.org: Bella Diamond Hummingbird (La Verne, California)
Bella Diamond first appeared in the yard January 2016 when she nested in a palm tree.
She was named “Diamond” because her gorget (colored feathers on her throat) looked like a diamond shape from afar. Since then she has resided and nested in my yard each year. She has a deformity at the tip of her beak that makes her very distinguishable. However, this “deformity” does not impair her ability to successfully build a nest or raise her chicks.
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March 2016
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Bella Diamond first appeared in the yard January 2016 when she nested in a palm tree.
She was named “Diamond” because her gorget (colored feathers on her throat) looked like a diamond shape from afar. Since then she has resided and nested in my yard each year. She has a deformity at the tip of her beak that makes her very distinguishable. However, this “deformity” does not impair her ability to successfully build a nest or raise her chicks.
All Day
March 2016
Explore.org is the world’s leading philanthropic live nature cam network and documentary film channel.
