Although they are the smallest of birds, there are more than 300 types of hummingbirds. When you want to refer to this bird, it is always good to know the genus and species name to prevent a mix-up with similar names. BirdEden gives you a comprehensive list of the different varieties of hummingbirds with pictures.
Some Astonishing Facts!
1. A hummingbird’s brain is 4.2% of its weight, which is the largest proportion in the bird kingdom. It is so smart that it can remember which flower it has been to.
2. It has no sense of smell, but its eyesight and hearing ability is far better than humans.
Hummingbirds are among the smallest of birds. They are known for the humming sound their wings make while flying. They are the only birds that can fly backwards. They have to eat a lot, but their metabolism is the highest (which shows in their small size). They are known to have a lifespan of 5 years, but many die in their first year only. Due to their small size, these are the only ones that face danger from insects. A praying mantis can feed on a hummingbird.
Some species of hummingbirds may be extinct, many are endangered too, and others are found in abundance. We have listed some common hummingbirds in the beginning, and the remaining list of species follows soon after.
Popular Species
Allen’s Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Selasphorus sasin
Appearance
– Male: Smaller than the female, bronze-green head and back, copper-red throat and rufous wings
– Female: Rufous wings, white breast and throat with red spots, rounded tail with white tips
– Juvenile: Both sex juveniles look like the male
Region: Coastal California, Oregon, Mexico, etc.
IUCN status: Least concern
Anna’s Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Calypte anna
Appearance
– Male: Green back, gray breast and pink-red crown
– Female: Green back, white-gray breast and throat with red spots, and white tips of tail feathers
– Juvenile: Both sex juveniles look like the female without marked throats
Region: North America, Canada, Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Alaska, and Newfoundland
IUCN status: Least concern
Berylline Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Amazilia beryllina
Appearance
– Male: Emerald green body with purple rump or some on the wings and tail feathers
– Female: Similar to the male
Region: Mexico, Central America, Arizona
IUCN status: Least concern
Buff-bellied Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Amazilia yucatanensis
Appearance
– Male: Green throat, back and crown, white eye ring and rusty belly, sides and tail feathers
– Female: Almost same as the male, but less colorful
Region: Alabama, Florida, Texas, Mexico, etc.
IUCN status: Least concern
Blue-throated Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Lampornis clemenciae
Appearance
– Male: Bright blue gorget, dark blue tail with white tips, gray breast, green back and crown, and white lines below and above the eyes
– Female: Green back and crown, white tips on the tail feathers, white lines near eyes, and a gray breast
Region: Mexico, Arizona, and Texas
IUCN status: Least Concern
Broad-billed Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Cynanthus latirostris
Appearance
– Male: Blue gorget, dark green crown,back, and breast; bright orange-red bill with white tip
– Female: Gray throat and breast, green back and crown, red-orange bill, and white tail tips
Region: Arizona, New Mexico, California, Texas, and Louisiana
IUCN status: Least Concern
Broad-tailed Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Selasphorus platycercus
Appearance
– Male: Rounded tail, pink gorget, white breast, and green crown and back
– Female: Dull with rusty sides and outer tail feathers are rufous, green, black, and white
Region: Western US, Northern Mexico, etc.
IUCN status: Least Concern
Black-chinned Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Archilochus alexandri
Appearance
– Male: Black gorget with purple throat band and white collar, green back, crown, and breast
– Female: Green back and crown, white throat with black spots and white breast, and white tips on tail feathers
Region: Central US, British Columbia, and Mexico
IUCN status: Least Concern
Calliope Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Selasphorus calliope
Appearance
– Male: White neck area with purple and red rays and a green-colored back and crown
– Female: White-tipped tail feathers, green back and crown, and white neck with dark rays
Region: US, Canada, and Central America
IUCN status: Least Concern
Costa’s Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Calypte costae
Appearance
– Male: Dark purple cap and throat (feathers coming out), white below the throat, and green back and sides
– Female: Pale with grayish-green upperparts and white underparts
Region: California, Mexico, Southwestern US, etc.
IUCN status: Least Concern
Magnificent Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Eugenes fulgens
Appearance
– Male: Purple forehead and crown, green back and gorget, and black breast
– Female: Gray breast and throat with light lines, green back and crown, and gray tipped tail feathers
Region: Arizona, Texas, Panama, Southwestern US
IUCN status: Least Concern
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Archilochus colubris
Appearance
– Male: Ruby-red throat, forked tail, gray flanks, and green back
– Female: Larger than male and longer bill, white breast, green back, and white-tipped rounded tail
– Juvenile: Both sex juveniles may look like the female
Region: Northern and Eastern US, Canada.
IUCN status: Least Concern
Rufous Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Selasphorus rufus
Appearance
– Male: Rufous face, wings, and tail, white breast, and an orange-red throat
– Female: Larger than male, white breast, green back and crown, rufous sides, and white-tipped tail feathers
Region: Widely distributed in North America
IUCN status: Least Concern
Swordbill Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Ensifera ensifera
Appearance
It has a black crown and back, green breasts, and a very long bill
(It is the only species of bird to have a bill longer than its entire body.)
Region: Peru, Venezuela
IUCN status: Least Concern
Violet-crowned Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Agyrtria violiceps
Appearance
– Male: Violet-blue crown, white breast and throat, red bill with a dark tip, and a green back
– Female: Almost same as the male but with a dull crown
Region: Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and California
IUCN status: Least Concern
White-eared Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Hylocharis leucotis
Appearance
– Male: Green back and breast, purple crown, white strip near ear, blue-green chin, and a red bill tipped black
– Female: White breast and sides with green, white ear stripe, red bill, and green back
Region: Mississippi, Texas, Florida, Mexico, etc.
IUCN status: Least Concern
Lucifer Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Calothorax lucifer
Appearance
– Male: Magenta gorget, green back and head, white breast, and a long, curving bill
– Female: Larger and paler than male, green back, white breast, and white-tipped tail feathers
Region: New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas
IUCN status: Least Concern
Xantus’ Hummingbird
Scientific Name: Basilinna xantusii
Appearance
– Male: White eye stripe, black eye stripe below, bluish-black face, green throat and back, and a red bill
– Female: Brown upperparsts, white and black eye stripes, and red bill
Region: Mexico and Canada
IUCN status: Least Concern
Other Beautiful Hummingbirds
Black-throated Mango
Collared Inca
Booted Racket Tail
Violet-tailed sylph
Hermit Hummingbird
Velvet-Purple Coronet
Below is a list of the remaining hummingbirds.
Note: The first is the common name, followed by its scientific name, and then its IUCN status.
LC – Least Concern, NT – Near Threatened, VU – Vulnerable, EN – Endangered, CR – Critically endangered, EW – Extinct in the Wild, EX – Extinct, NE – Not Evaluated
Amazilia hummingbird – Amazilia amazilia – (LC)
Amethyst woodstar – Calliphlox amethystina – (LC)
Amethyst-throated hummingbird – Lampornis amethystinus – (LC)
Amethyst-throated sunangel – Heliangelus amethysticollis – (LC)
Andean emerald – Agyrtria franciae – (LC)
Andean hillstar – Oreotrochilus estella – (LC)
Antillean crested hummingbird – Orthorhyncus cristatus – (LC)
Antillean mango – Anthracothorax dominicus – (LC)
Azure-crowned hummingbird – Agyrtria cyanocephala – (LC)
Bahama woodstar – Calliphlox evelynae – (LC)
Band-tailed barbthroat – Threnetes ruckeri – (LC)
Bearded mountaineer – Oreonympha nobilis – (LC)
Beautiful hummingbird – Calothorax pulcher – (LC)
Bee hummingbird – Mellisuga helenae – (NT)
Black inca – Coeligena prunellei – (VU)
Black jacobin – Florisuga fuscus – (LC)
Black metaltail – Metallura phoebe – (LC)
Black-backed thornbill – Ramphomicron dorsale – (EN)
Black-bellied hummingbird – Eupherusa nigriventris – (LC)
Black-bellied thorntail – Discosura langsdorffi – (LC)
Black-billed streamertail – Trochilus scitulus – (LC)
Black-breasted hillstar – Oreotrochilus melanogaster – (LC)
Black-breasted puffleg – Eriocnemis nigrivestis – (CR)
Black-crested coquette – Lophornis helenae – (LC)
Black-eared fairy – Heliothryx aurita – (LC)
Black-hooded sunbeam – Aglaeactis pamela – (LC)
Black-tailed trainbearer – Lesbia victoriae – (LC)
Black-thighed puffleg – Eriocnemis derbyi – (NT)
Black-throated brilliant – Heliodoxa schreibersii – (LC)
Black-throated hermit – Phaethornis atrimentalis – (LC)
Black-throated mango – Anthracothorax nigricollis – (LC)
Blossomcrown – Anthocephala floriceps – (VU)
Blue-bearded helmetcrest – Oxypogon cyanolaemus – (CR)
Blue-capped hummingbird – Eupherusa cyanophrys – (EN)
Blue-capped puffleg – Eriocnemis glaucopoides – (LC)
Blue-chested hummingbird – Polyerata amabilis – (LC)
Blue-chinned sapphire – Chlorostilbon notatus – (LC)
Blue-fronted lancebill – Doryfera johannae – (LC)
Blue-headed hummingbird – Cyanophaia bicolor – (LC)
Blue-headed sapphire – Hylocharis grayi – (LC)
Blue-mantled thornbill – Chalcostigma stanleyi – (LC)
Blue-tailed emerald – Chlorostilbon mellisugus – (LC)
Blue-tailed hummingbird – Saucerottia cyanura – (LC)
Blue-throated goldentail – Hylocharis eliciae – (LC)
Blue-throated starfrontlet – Coeligena helianthea – (LC)
Blue-tufted starthroat – Heliomaster furcifer – (LC)
Booted racket-tail – Ocreatus underwoodii – (LC)
Brazilian ruby – Clytolaema rubricauda – (LC)
Broad-tipped hermit – Anopetia gounellei – (LC)
Bronze-tailed comet – Polyonymus caroli – (LC)
Bronze-tailed barbthroat – Threnetes (niger) loehkeni – (LC)
Bronze-tailed plumeleteer – Chalybura urochrysia – (LC)
Bronze-tailed thornbill – Chalcostigma heteropogon – (LC)
Bronzy hermit – Glaucis aenea – (LC)
Bronzy inca – Coeligena coeligena – (LC)
Brown inca – Coeligena wilsoni – (LC)
Brown violetear – Colibri delphinae – (LC)
Buff-bellied hermit – Phaethornis subochraceus – (LC)
Buff-breasted sabrewing – Campylopterus duidae – (LC)
Buff-tailed coronet – Boissonneaua flavescens – (LC)
Buff-tailed sicklebill – Eutoxeres condamini – (LC)
Buff-thighed puffleg – Haplophaedia assimilis – (LC)
Buff-winged starfrontlet – Coeligena lutetiae – (LC)
Buffy helmetcrest – Oxypogon stubelii – (VU)
Buffy hummingbird – Leucippus fallax – (LC)
Bumblebee hummingbird – Atthis heloisa – (LC)
Canivet’s emerald – Chlorostilbon canivetii – (LC)
Charming hummingbird – Polyerata decora – (LC)
Chestnut-bellied hummingbird – Amazilia castaneiventris – (EN)
Chestnut-breasted coronet – Boissonneaua matthewsii – (LC)
Chilean woodstar – Eulidia yarrellii – (CR)
Chimborazo hillstar – Oreotrochilus chimborazo – (LC)
Chiribiquete emerald – Chlorostilbon olivaresi – (LC)
Cinnamon hummingbird – Amazilia rutila – (LC)
Cinnamon-throated hermit – Phaethornis nattereri – (LC)
Collared inca – Coeligena torquata – (LC)
Colorful puffleg – Eriocnemis mirabilis – (CR)
Copper-rumped hummingbird – Saucerottia tobaci – (LC)
Copper-tailed hummingbird – Saucerottia cupreicauda – (LC)
Coppery emerald – Chlorostilbon russatus – (LC)
Coppery metaltail – Metallura theresiae – (LC)
Coppery thorntail – Discosura letitiae – (NO DATA)
Coppery-bellied puffleg – Eriocnemis cupreoventris – (NT)
Coppery-headed emerald – Elvira cupreiceps – (LC)
Coppery-naped puffleg – Eriocnemis sapphiropygia – (LC)
Cozumel emerald – Chlorostilbon forficatus – (LC)
Crimson topaz – Topaza pella – (LC)
Crowned woodnymph – Thalurania colombica – (LC)
Cuban emerald – Chlorostilbon ricordii – (LC)
Dot-eared coquette – Lophornis gouldii – (VU)
Dusky hummingbird – Cynanthus sordidus – (LC)
Dusky-throated hermit – Phaethornis squalidus – (LC)
Ecuadorian piedtail – Phlogophilus hemileucurus – (VU)
Emerald-bellied puffleg – Eriocnemis alinae – (LC)
Emerald-chinned hummingbird – Abeillia abeillei – (LC)
Empress brilliant – Heliodoxa imperatrix – (LC)
Esmeraldas woodstar – Chaetocercus berlepschi – (EN)
Fawn-breasted brilliant – Heliodoxa rubinoides – (LC)
Festive coquette – Lophornis chalybeus – (LC)
Fiery topaz – Topaza pyra – (LC)
Fiery-tailed awlbill – Avocettula recurvirostris – (LC)
Fiery-throated hummingbird – Panterpe insignis – (LC)
Fire-throated metaltail – Metallura eupogon – (LC)
Fork-tailed woodnymph – Thalurania furcata – (LC)
Frilled coquette – Lophornis magnificus – (LC)
Garden
emerald – Chlorostilbon assimilis – (LC)
Garnet-throated hummingbird – Lamprolaima rhami – (LC)
Giant hummingbird – Patagona gigas – (NT)
Gilded sapphire – Hylocharis chrysura – (LC)
Glittering-bellied emerald – Chlorostilbon aureoventris – (LC)
Glittering-throated emerald – Polyerata fimbriata – (LC)
Glowing puffleg – Eriocnemis vestitus – (LC)
Glow-throated hummingbird – Selasphorus ardens – (EN)
Golden starfrontlet – Coeligena eos – (NO DATA)
Golden-bellied starfrontlet – Coeligena bonapartei – (LC)
Golden-breasted puffleg – Eriocnemis mosquera – (LC)
Golden-crowned emerald – Chlorostilbon auriceps – (LC)
Golden-tailed sapphire – Chrysuronia oenone – (LC)
Gorgeted puffleg – Eriocnemis isabellae – (CR)
Gorgeted sunangel – Heliangelus strophianus – (LC)
Gorgeted woodstar – Chaetocercus heliodor – (LC)
Gould’s inca – Coeligena inca – (NE)
Gould’s jewelfront – Heliodoxa aurescens – (LC)
Gray-bellied comet – Taphrolesbia griseiventris – (EN)
Gray-breasted sabrewing – Campylopterus largipennis – (LC)
Gray-chinned hermit – Phaethornis griseogularis – (LC)
Gray-tailed mountaingem – Lampornis cinereicauda – (NE)
Great sapphirewing – Pterophanes cyanopterus – (LC)
Great-billed hermit – Phaethornis malaris – (LC)
Green hermit – Phaethornis guy – (LC)
Green mango – Anthracothorax viridis – (LC)
Green thorntail – Discosura conversii – (LC)
Green violetear – Colibri thalassinus – (LC)
Green-and-white hummingbird – Leucippus viridicauda – (LC)
Green-backed firecrown – Sephanoides sephaniodes – (LC)
Green-bearded helmetcrest – Oxypogon guerinii – (LC)
Green-bellied hummingbird – Saucerottia viridigaster – (LC)
Green-breasted mango – Anthracothorax prevostii – (LC)
Green-breasted mountaingem – Lampornis sybillae – (LC)
Green-crowned brilliant – Heliodoxa jacula – (LC)
Green-fronted hummingbird – Agyrtria viridifrons – (LC)
Green-fronted lancebill – Doryfera ludovicae – (LC)
Green-headed hillstar – Oreotrochilus stolzmanni – (NE)
Greenish puffleg – Haplophaedia aureliae – (LC)
Green-tailed emerald – Chlorostilbon alice – (LC)
Green-tailed goldenthroat – Polytmus theresiae – (LC)
Green-tailed trainbearer – Lesbia nuna – (LC)
Green-throated carib – Eulampis holosericeus – (LC)
Green-throated mango – Anthracothorax viridigula – (LC)
Green-throated mountaingem
– Lampornis viridipallens – (LC)
Hispaniolan emerald – Chlorostilbon swainsonii – (LC)
Hoary puffleg – Haplophaedia lugens – (NT)
Honduran emerald – Polyerata luciae – (EN)
Hooded visorbearer – Augastes lumachella – (NT)
Hook-billed hermit – Glaucis dohrnii – (EN)
Horned sungem – Heliactin bilophus – (LC)
Hyacinth visorbearer – Augastes scutatus – (NT)
Indigo-capped hummingbird – Saucerottia cyanifrons – (LC)
Jamaican mango – Anthracothorax mango – (LC)
Juan Fernández firecrown – Sephanoides fernandensis – (CR)
Koepcke’s hermit – Phaethornis koepckeae – (NT)
Lazuline sabrewing – Campylopterus falcatus – (LC)
Little hermit – Phaethornis longuemareus – (LC)
Little sunangel – Heliangelus micrastur – (LC)
Little woodstar – Chaetocercus bombus – (VU)
Loja hummingbird – Amazilia alticola – (LC)
Long-billed hermit – Phaethornis longirostris – (LC)
Long-billed starthroat – Heliomaster longirostris – (LC)
Long-tailed hermit – Phaethornis superciliosus – (LC)
Long-tailed sabrewing – Campylopterus excellens – (NT)
Long-tailed sylph – Aglaiocercus kingi – (LC)
Long-tailed woodnymph – Thalurania watertonii – (NT)
Longuemare’s sunangel – Heliangelus clarisse – (NE)
Magenta-throated woodstar – Calliphlox bryantae – (LC)
Mangrove hummingbird – Polyerata boucardi – (EN)
Many-spotted hummingbird – Leucippus hypostictus – (LC)
Maranhao hermit – Phaethornis (nattereri) maranhaoensis – (LC)
Marvellous spatuletail – Loddigesia mirabilis – (EN)
Mexican sheartail – Doricha eliza – (NT)
Mexican woodnymph – Thalurania ridgwayi – (VU)
Minute hermit – Phaethornis idaliae – (LC)
Mountain avocetbill – Opisthoprora euryptera – (LC)
Mountain velvetbreast – Lafresnaya lafresnayi – (LC)
Napo sabrewing – Campylopterus villaviscensio – (NT)
Narrow-tailed emerald – Chlorostilbon stenurus – (LC)
Neblina metaltail – Metallura odomae – (LC)
Needle-billed hermit – Phaethornis philippii – (LC)
Oasis hummingbird – Rhodopis vesper – (LC)
Olivaceous thornbill – Chalcostigma olivaceum – (LC)
Olive-spotted hummingbird – Leucippus chlorocercus – (LC)
Orange-throated sunangel – Heliangelus mavors – (LC)
Pale-bellied hermit – Phaethornis anthophilus – (LC)
Pale-tailed barbthroat – Threnetes (niger) leucurus – (LC)
Peacock coquette – Lophornis pavoninus – (LC)
Perija metaltail – Metallura iracunda – (EN)
Peruvian piedtail – Phlogophilus harterti – (NT)
Peruvian sheartail – Thaumastura cora – (LC)
Pink-throated brilliant – Heliodoxa gularis – (VU)
Plain-bellied emerald – Agyrtria leucogaster – (LC)
Plain-capped starthroat – Heliomaster constantii – (LC)
Planalto hermit – Phaethornis pretrei – (LC)
Plovercrest – Stephanoxis lalandi – (LC)
Puerto Rican emerald – Chlorostilbon maugaeus – (LC)
Purple-backed sunbeam – Aglaeactis aliciae – (EN)
Purple-backed thornbill – Ramphomicron microrhynchum – (LC)
Purple-bibbed whitetip – Urosticte benjamini – (LC)
Purple-chested hummingbird – Polyerata rosenbergi – (LC)
Purple-collared woodstar – Myrtis fanny – (LC)
Purple-crowned fairy – Heliothryx barroti – (LC)
Purple-throated carib – Eulampis jugularis – (LC)
Purple-throated mountaingem – Lampornis calolaema – (LC)
Purple-throated sunangel – Heliangelus viola – (LC)
Purple-throated woodstar – Calliphlox mitchellii – (LC)
Racket-tailed coquette – Discosura longicauda – (LC)
Rainbow starfrontlet – Coeligena iris – (LC)
Rainbow-bearded thornbill – Chalcostigma herrani – (LC)
Red-billed streamertail – Trochilus polytmus – (NE)
Reddish hermit – Phaethornis ruber – (LC)
Red-tailed comet – Sappho sparganurus – (LC)
Rondonia emerald – Agyrtria rondoniae – (LC)
Royal sunangel – Heliangelus regalis – (EN)
Ruby-topaz hummingbird – Chrysolampis mosquitus – (LC)
Rufous sabrewing – Campylopterus rufus – (LC)
Rufous-breasted hermit – Glaucis hirsuta – (LC)
Rufous-breasted sabrewing – Campylopterus hyperythrus – (LC)
Rufous-capped thornbill – Chalcostigma ruficeps – (LC)
Rufous-cheeked hummingbird – Goethalsia bella – (NT)
Rufous-crested coquette – Lophornis delattrei – (LC)
Rufous-shafted woodstar – Chaetocercus jourdanii – (LC)
Rufous-tailed hummingbird – Amazilia tzacatl – (LC)
Rufous-throated sapphire – Hylocharis sapphirina – (LC)
Rufous-vented whitetip – Urosticte ruficrissa – (LC)
Rufous-webbed brilliant – Heliodoxa branickii – (LC)
Santa Marta sabrewing – Campylopterus phainopeplus – (EN)
Santa Marta woodstar – Chaetocercus astreans – (LC)
Sapphire-bellied hummingbird – Lepidopyga lilliae – (CR)
Sapphire-spangled emerald – Polyerata lactea – (LC)
Sapphire-throated hummingbird – Lepidopyga coeruleogularis – (LC)
Sapphire-vented puffleg – Eriocnemis luciani – (LC)
Saw-billed hermit – Ramphodon naevius – (NT)
Scaled metaltail – Metallura aeneocauda – (LC)
Scale-throated hermit – Phaethornis eurynome – (LC)
Scaly-breasted hummingbird – Phaeochroa cuvierii – (LC)
Scintillant hummingbird – Selasphorus scintilla – (LC)
Scissor-tailed hummingbird – Hylonympha macrocerca – (EN)
Shining sunbeam – Aglaeactis cupripennis – (LC)
Shining-green hummingbird – Lepidopyga goudoti – (LC)
Short-crested coquette – Lophornis brachylophus – (CR)
Short-tailed emerald – Chlorostilbon poortmani – (LC)
Short-tailed woodstar – Myrmia micrura – (LC)
Slender sheartail – Doricha enicura – (LC)
Slender-tailed woodstar – Microstilbon burmeisteri – (LC)
Snowcap – Microchera albocoronata – (LC)
Snowy-bellied hummingbird – Saucerottia edward – (LC)
Sombre hummingbird – Campylopterus cirrochloris – (LC)
Sooty barbthroat – Threnetes niger – (LC)
Sooty-capped hermit – Phaethornis augusti – (LC)
Spangled coquette – Lophornis stictolophus – (LC)
Sparkling violetear – Colibri coruscans – (LC)
Sparkling-tailed hummingbird – Tilmatura dupontii – (LC)
Speckled hummingbird – Adelomyia melanogenys – (LC)
Spot-throated hummingbird – Leucippus taczanowskii – (LC)
Steely-vented hummingbird – Saucerottia saucerrottei – (LC)
Straight-billed hermit – Phaethornis bourcieri – (LC)
Streak-throated hermit – Phaethornis rupurumii – (LC)
Stripe-breasted starthroat – Heliomaster squamosus – (LC)
Stripe-tailed hummingbird – Eupherusa eximia – (LC)
Stripe-throated hermit – Phaethornis striigularis – (LC)
Swallow-tailed hummingbird – Eupetomena macroura – (LC)
Tapajós hermit – Phaethornis aethopyga – (NT)
Tawny-bellied hermit – Phaethornis syrmatophorus – (LC)
Tepui goldenthroat – Polytmus milleri – (LC)
Tooth-billed hummingbird – Androdon aequatorialis – (LC)
Tourmaline sunangel – Heliangelus exortis – (LC)
Tufted coquette – Lophornis ornatus – (LC)
Tumbes hummingbird – Leucippus baeri – (LC)
Turquoise-throated puffleg – Eriocnemis godini – (CR)
Tyrian metaltail – Metallura tyrianthina – (LC)
Velvet-browed brilliant – Heliodoxa xanthogonys – (LC)
Velvet-purple coronet – Boissonneaua jardini – (LC)
Venezuelan sylph – Aglaiocercus berlepschi – (EN)
Veraguan mango – Anthracothorax veraguensis – (LC)
Versicolored emerald – Agyrtria versicolor – (LC)
Vervain hummingbird – Mellisuga minima – (LC)
Violet sabrewing – Campylopterus hemileucurus – (LC)
Violet-bellied hummingbird – Damophila julie – (LC)
Violet-capped hummingbird – Goldmania violiceps – (LC)
Violet-capped woodnymph – Thalurania glaucopis – (LC)
Violet-chested hummingbird – Sternoclyta cyanopectus – (LC)
Violet-fronted brilliant – Heliodoxa leadbeateri – (LC)
Violet-headed hummingbird – Klais guimeti – (LC)
Violet-tailed sylph – Aglaiocercus coelestis – (LC)
Violet-throated metaltail – Metallura baroni – (EN)
Violet-throated starfrontlet – Coeligena violifer – (LC)
Viridian metaltail – Metallura williami – (LC)
Volcano hummingbird – Selasphorus flammula – (LC)
Wedge-billed hummingbird – Augastes geoffroyi – (LC)
Wedge-tailed hillstar – Oreotrochilus adela – (NT)
Wedge-tailed sabrewing – Campylopterus curvipennis – (NE)
White-bearded helmetcrest – Oxypogon linden – (LC)
White-bearded hermit – Phaethornis hispidus – (LC)
White-bellied emerald – Agyrtria candida – (LC)
White-bellied hummingbird – Leucippus chionogaster – (LC)
White-bellied mountaingem – Lampornis hemileucus – (LC)
White-bellied woodstar – Chaetocercus mulsant – (LC)
White-browed hermit – Phaethornis stuarti – (LC)
White-chested emerald – Agyrtria brevirostris – (LC)
White-chinned sapphire – Hylocharis cyanus – (LC)
White-crested coquette – Lophornis adorabilis – (LC)
White-necked jacobin – Florisuga mellivora – (LC)
White-sided hillstar – Oreotrochilus leucopleurus – (LC)
White-tailed emerald – Elvira chionura – (LC)
White-tailed goldenthroat – Polytmus guainumbi – (LC)
White-tailed hillstar – Urochroa bougueri – (LC)
White-tailed hummingbird – Eupherusa poliocerca – (VU)
White-tailed sabrewing – Campylopterus ensipennis – (NT)
White-tailed starfrontlet – Coeligena phalerata – (LC)
White-throated hummingbird – Leucochloris albicollis – (LC)
White-throated mountaingem – Lampornis castaneoventris – (LC)
White-tipped sicklebill – Eutoxeres aquila – (LC)
White-tufted sunbeam – Aglaeactis castelnaudii – (LC)
White-vented plumeleteer – Chalybura buffonii – (LC)
White-vented violetear – Colibri serrirostris – (LC)
White-whiskered hermit – Phaethornis yaruqui (LC)
Wine-throated hummingbird – Atthis ellioti – (LC)
Wire-crested thorntail – Discosura popelairii – (NT)
