Sightings of Albino Hummingbird (White) or Leucistic (Partial White) Hummingbirds in Ohio | Beauty of Birds
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Albino Hummingbird sightings in Ohio recorded in reverse chronological order:
- Colorado, Evergreen (August 2019) – Stef Swink, RScP (www.stefswink.com) submitted two photos of what appears to be a true albino hummingbird. The photos were taken August 4th 2019.
- Colorado, Flatiron Reservoir, Loveland (August 2015). Shirley Bowman photographed what is likely to be a juvenile pied Ruby-throated Hummingbird.
- Nederland, CO (8/22 & 8/23/2015). Mary Wilcox submitted photos of a partial white hummingbird.
- Beulah, CO (August 2015) Leucistic hummingbird reported (photos provided) by DROOT [DON166 at msn dot com]. Photos taken 8/7 & 8/8/2015.
- Parachute (July 2015). Brenda Savey-Rice photographed a pied hummingbird at her bird feeder. She states that “he … doesn’t like to fight with all the others […] it will return when no one is around.” This is a typical behavior for white hummingbirds that are often bullied by their “normal” counterparts. Brenda describes his or her tail to be black and white striped.
- South Fork (8/25/2014) – True Albino photographed by Jarret Kachel
- Leucistic Broad-tailed Hummingbird (2007)
- Colorado, Grand Junction – Leucistic Rufous Hummingbird (9/2000)
Did you see one of these rare hummingbirds? If so, please e-mail relevant information (such as date, location, etc.) and photos – if available (including the photographer’s name. THANK YOU!)
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