Gilded Sapphire (Hylocharis chrysura)

Gilded Sapphire

Hylocharis chrysura

(Shaw, G, 1812)
Picaflor Bronceado
Beija-flor-dourado

Family: Trochilidae
Order: Apodiformes
Class: Aves
Phylum / Division: Chordata
Kingdom: Animalia

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Conservation status according to BirdLife International: Least Concern

Synonyms: Amazilia chrysura, Trochilus chrysurus.

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Primer registro de Picaflor Bronceado (Hylocharis chrysura) para la provincia de Chubut, Argentina

📖 Issue Nº 10 • Article Nº 12
✍ Rafael Lorenzo and Mariano Libua
12/09/2020 13:59

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Last published photographs

Photography ID: 673691
Adult
Funes
Santa Fe
Argentina
07/30/2025
Santos Uranga

Photography ID: 94503
Adult
Funes
Santa Fe
Argentina
04/14/2015
Gaston Lisandro Gabinetti

Photography ID: 14912
Adult
Funes
Santa Fe
Argentina
07/09/2012
Valerita Sur

Photography ID: 14909
Adult
Funes
Santa Fe
Argentina
07/09/2012
Valerita Sur

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2435707

30/07/2025

Argentina

Santa Fe

Kentucky Club de Campo, Funes

Santos Uranga

271881

14/04/2015

Argentina

Santa Fe

Garita 18, Funes

Gaston Lisandro Gabinetti

38004

09/07/2012

Argentina

Santa Fe

Funes

Valerita Sur

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Bibliography related

Lucero, F. 2010. Aves nuevas, raras o con pocos registros para las provincias de Mendoza y San Juan. Nuestras Aves, 54: 57-62.