251. 1. Trochilus Mango, Linn. Mango Hummingbird.

Plate CLXXXIV. Male and Female.

Male with the head, hind neck, and back green, splendent with bronze

and golden reflections; wings dusky, changing to purplish-brown;

middle tail-feathers black, glossed with green and blue, the rest deep

crimson-purple, tipped and partially margined with steel-blue; fore

part of neck, and middle of breast velvet-black, margined on each side

with emerald-green, the sides yellowish-green, with a tuft of white

downy feathers; lower tail-coverts dark purple. Female with the upper

parts similar, the tail-feathers more broadly and extensively margined

with blue, and tipped with white; fore neck and centre of the breast

white, with a central longitudinal band of black, and an emerald-green

margin along the sides of the neck and body; lower tail-coverts green.

_Male_, 4-3/4, 8.

Florida Keys. Rare. Migratory.

Trochilus Mango, Linn. Syst. Nat. v. i. p. 191.

Mango Humming Bird, Trochilus Mango, Aud. Orn. Biog. v. ii. p.

480.

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