The White-necked Jacobin is a striking hummingbird with iridescent green plumage and a distinctive white neck. A memorable fact is that it is known to defend its feeding territory aggressively.
Habitat
Prefers humid lowland forests and gardens.
Diet
Feeds primarily on nectar from flowers.
How common
Common
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