White-necked Jacobin

White-necked Jacobin adult males have a deep, iridescent blue head and upper breast, a glossy green back, and a sharply contrasting white belly. Dark flight feathers contrast with green wing coverts, while the broad, mostly white tail has black tips and green central feathers. A conspicuous white band crosses the nape, separating the blue head from the green upperparts.

Family

Trochilidae

Region

Central America & Caribbean · South America

Range

Central & South America

Habitat

Rainforest

Dominant color

Blue

Conservation status

Least Concern