Male Green-breasted Mango Hummingbird in flight. Photography based archival fine art print. © Image copyright registered by the maker. 

The Green-breasted Mango male is distinguished by its orange to magenta tail and iridescent green belly. He has a dark blue stripe down the middle of his belly that can appear black when not fully lit. The female has a white belly with a dark blue to black stripe and a plaid tail. They can be found in the lowlands and mid elevations. Near Costa Rica’s Southern border with Panama, they are replaced by the very similar Veraguan Mango.

They are about 4 1/2 inches long and weigh 1/4 of an ounce.

Prints have a one inch white border that includes the artist's signature and image number.

Mats are dark grey with a thin white reveal. They include the image number and artist's signature. Frames are mat black aluminum.