Geoffroy's daggerbills typically reside in the understory of cloud forest interiors, with preference to areas containing thick moss, ravines, and thick undergrowth.

Contrary to its name, it can be difficult to identify using only its bill characteristics.
It's typically found in solitude and possesses a white stripe behind the eye, white tufts on the chest, a rounded tail, and a short bill.

Like most hummingbirds, it feeds primarily on flower nectar, mainly by piercing the base of the flower.
Geoffroy's daggerbills typically reside in the understory of cloud forest interiors, with preference to areas containing thick moss, ravines, and thick undergrowth.
Contrary to its name, it can be difficult to identify using only its bill characteristics. It's typically found in solitude and possesses a white stripe behind the eye, white tufts on the chest, a rounded tail, and a short bill.
Like most hummingbirds, it feeds primarily on flower nectar, mainly by piercing the base of the flower.
Geoffroy's daggerbill