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Rufous hummingbirds have the hummingbird gift for fast, darting flight and pinpoint maneuverability They are pugnacious birds that tirelessly chase away other hummingbirds, even in places they’re only visiting on migration. The rufous hummingbird (selasphorus rufus) is a small hummingbird, about 8 cm (3 in) long with a long, straight and slender bill These birds are known for their extraordinary flight skills, flying 3,200 kilometres (2,000 miles) during their migratory transits. The male rufous, glowing like new copper penny, often defends a patch of flowers in a mountain meadow, vigorously chasing away all intruders (including larger birds) The rufous also nests farther north than any other hummingbird The rufous hummingbird is the most northerly breeding member of the family trochilidae It nests from oregon and idaho north through much of british columbia and into southern alaska. The body is overall rufous Female has rusty sides and undertail coverts. Learn to identify males and females, listen to their call and see their range map. This article covers the magnificent rufous hummingbird Learn all about their migration, appearance, diet, nesting, and life cycle in this detailed overview. Adult males are almost entirely orange with bright white chest and some green on the back (can be solid green like allen's hummingbird) Throat is iridescent, and depending on the light, can look anywhere from red to orange to yellow to lime green On females and immatures, look for orange on sides and tail to separate from anna's and black. This common summer hummingbird of the northwest is the western species most often found in the east (in fall and winter). The rufous hummingbird is the western species most often found in tennessee Deemed the “feistiest” hummingbird in north america, this hummer also has the longest migration route of the all the us hummingbirds.