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Costa's Hummingbird
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This Costa's Hummingbird carving was hand-crafted from solid Basswood. The adult male Costa's Hummingbird has a deep-violet crown and gorget extending far down the sides of the neck. The female is generally grayer above and whiter below than the female Black-chinned Hummingbird. Best distinguished by its voice, the call of this species is a high, metallic tink, often given in a series. The male's call is a loud zing. Fairly common in desert washes and dry chaparral.
Reference
National Geographic Field Guide To The Birds of North America, Fifth Edition, Page 276
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Counties in Minnesota
| 1. Aitkin |
30. Isanti |
59. Pipestone |
| 2. Anoka |
31. Itasca |
60. Polk |
| 3. Becker |
32. Jackson |
61. Pope |
| 4. Beltrami |
33. Kanabec |
62. Ramsey |
| 5. Benton |
34. Kandiyohi |
63. Red Lake |
| 6. Big Stone |
35. Kittson |
64. Redwood |
| 7. Blue Earth |
36. Koochiching |
65. Renville |
| 8. Brown |
37. Lac Qui Parle |
66. Rice |
| 9. Carlton |
38. Lake |
67. Rock |
| 10. Carver |
39. Lake of the Woods |
68. Roseau |
| 11. Cass |
40. Le Sueur |
69. Scott |
| 12. Chippewa |
41. Lincoln |
70. Sherburne |
| 13. Chisago |
42. Lyon |
71. Sibley |
| 14. Clay |
43. Mahnomen |
72. St. Louis |
| 15. Clearwater |
44. Marshall |
73. Stearns |
| 16. Cook |
45. Martin |
74. Steele |
| 17. Cottonwood |
46. McLeod |
75. Stevens |
| 18. Crow Wing |
47. Meeker |
76. Swift |
| 19. Dakota |
48. Mille Lacs |
77. Todd |
| 20. Dodge |
49. Morrison |
78. Traverse |
| 21. Douglas |
50. Mower |
79. Wabasha |
| 22. Faribault |
51. Murray |
80. Wadena |
| 23. Fillmore |
52. Nicollet |
81. Waseca |
| 24. Freeborn |
53. Nobles |
82. Washington |
| 25. Goodhue |
54. Norman |
83. Watonwan |
| 26. Grant |
55. Olmsted |
84. Wilkin |
| 27. Hennepin |
56. Otter Tail |
85. Winona |
| 28. Houston |
57. Pennington |
86. Wright |
| 29. Hubbard |
58. Pine |
87. Yellow Medicine |
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