| Animalia | Passeriformes | Fringillidae | Chlorophonia | Chlorophonia sclateri |
The brilliant golden-throated Puerto Rican Euphonia (Chlorophonia sclateri) is a small arboreal finch endemic to its namesake Caribbean Island.
- Common Name(s): Puerto Rican Euphonia
- Family: Fringillidae
- Body Dimensions: 10 cm
- Male Plumage Color(s): Blue Helmet, Yellow Underparts Including The Throat, and A Dark Mask
- Female Plumage Color(s): Olive-Green With A Less Vibrant Blue Helmet and A Small Yellowish Forehead Patch
- Habitat: Subtropical forests
- Diet: Fruit, Arthropods
- Native Countries: Puerto Rico
- Continent(s): North America
- Taxonomy Classification Year: 1854
- Taxonomist(s): Philip Lutley Sclater
