Cuban Emerald

 

The Cuban Emerald feeds on flowers and insects and is sometimes found flycatching. They inhabit a broad range of habitats.

The long-tailed male is swathed entirely in iridescent green and has a distinctive red base to the bill, except for a white patch below the belly and a white spot behind the eye. 

The female is metallic green above, dingy white below, and has a relatively long, forked tail.