Todus
Todus is a genus of birds comprising six species, all commonly known as todies. These small, insectivorous birds are native to the Caribbean. They are characterized by their brightly colored plumage, typically featuring green backs, reddish throats, and white bellies, although there is variation among the species. Todis are known for their active hunting style, often hovering in mid-air to catch insects or snatching them from branches.
The six species of Todus are the Cuban Tody, Hispaniolan Tody, Puerto Rican Tody, Jamaican Tody, and
Their diet consists primarily of insects, but they may also consume small fruits. Todis are important for