Hummingbirds by country

The 363 hummingbird species live in 55 countries and territories, all of them in the Americas. Colombia has both the most species, 166, and the most found nowhere else, 18. Open a country to see which hummingbirds live there and how they compare.

• SpeciesOnly hereThreatened
• Colombia1661812
• Ecuador13345
• Peru130133
• Venezuela10463
• Brazil84174
• Bolivia772–
• Mexico59143
• Panama5911
• Costa Rica5221
• Honduras4211
• Guyana39––
• Guatemala38––
• Nicaragua35––
• Suriname35––
• Argentina32––
• French Guiana28––
• United States25––
• El Salvador24––
• Belize23––
• Paraguay20––
• Trinidad and Tobago19––
• Canada13––
• Chile1122
• Uruguay8––
• Bahamas71–
• Puerto Rico72–
• Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba5––
• Grenada5––
• Jamaica53–
• Dominica4––
• Dominican Republic4––
• Haiti4––
• Martinique4––
• US Virgin Islands4––
• Anguilla3––
• Antigua and Barbuda3––
• Barbados3––
• British Virgin Islands3––
• Cuba31–
• Guadeloupe3––
• Montserrat3––
• Saint Kitts and Nevis3––
• Saint Lucia3––
• St Barthelemy3––
• St Martin3––
• St Vincent and the Grenadines3––
• Aruba2––
• Curaçao2––
• Sint Maarten2––
• St Pierre and Miquelon rare visitors only2––
• Turks and Caicos Islands2––
• Bermuda rare visitors only1––
• Cayman Islands rare visitors only1––
• Falkland Islands rare visitors only1––
• South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands rare visitors only1––

Sources

Countries: BirdLife International DataZone, checked against eBird records via GBIF. Each country counts every species on its list, including visitors, as the explorer’s map does. Threatened means Vulnerable, Endangered or Critically endangered on the IUCN Red List (BirdLife International).