Fork-tailed Woodnymph by Martin Johnson Heade (1863)

Painting of two hummingbirds near pink trumpet flowers, a nest with chicks, and a butterfly against a grey cloudy sky.

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This 1863 painting by Martin Johnson Heade, titled Fork-tailed Woodnymph, shows two iridescent green hummingbirds, one with a violet throat, among pink trumpet-shaped flowers and tangled branches. A moss-covered nest with two chicks sits low in the composition, and a blue and green butterfly drifts above. The muted grey sky and hanging epiphytes create a quiet, tropical setting.

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Date

1863

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain