Rufous hummingbirds migrate over 3,000 miles: one of the longest migrations relative to body size in the bird world! 🐦💨 | Birdbuddy

The Rufous Hummingbird (Selasphorus rufus) is a diminutive bird native to North America, distinguished by its striking reddish-orange plumage. It breeds across the Pacific Northwest and western United States, undertaking one of the longest migratory journeys among North American hummingbirds, wintering in Mexico and occasionally venturing as far south as Central America. These birds inhabit a diverse range of environments, including woodlands, meadows, and mountainous forests during the breeding