The Tufted Coquette (Lophornis ornatus) is Trinidad’s smallest resident hummingbird. Males are recognised by a specialised crest and ruff used in courtship displays, while females lack these ornamented feathers. The species feeds primarily on nectar from small flowers, supplemented by tiny insects and contributes to pollination through regular flower visitation. The male’s crested crown and flared ruff appear briefly during courtship, then fold back into the green of forest edges and gardens.The

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