Volume 1, Plate XVI / Ornithology (Birds)
Tufted-Necked Humming-Bird (Female)
Trochilus ornatus
The female is generally rather smaller than the male and wants both the chestnut crest and the green-tipped neck tufts. Yet the rest of her plumage scarcely yields in brilliancy, the underparts taking a redder tinge where white predominates in the male, while the pale band crossing the rump is less clearly defined.
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