Examples of hummingbird

• One kind of hummingbird has a beak that is longer than its body! 

• The hummingbird’s beak goes down into flowers to drink the juice. 

• But do we really know enough about whale and hummingbird behavior to legitimately come to this conclusion?

• The maintenance of a costly flowering strategy is probably necessary to guarantee the presence of hummingbirds in the area, the main pollinators.

• It has apical inflorescences, exposed in natural forest corridors, thereby facilitating discovery by the territorial and non-territorial hummingbirds that use the corridors as foraging paths.

• Each month, we estimated the species richness of the hummingbird community based on the censuses, observations at flowering bromeliads, and opportunistic records.

• Coadapted competitors: the flowering seasons of hummingbird-pollinated plants in a tropical forest.

• Around 10-12 foraging bouts h-1 were performed, lasting approximately 90-120 s, during which hummingbirds visited 14.6 + 8.3 flowers from 4.67 + 1.95 plants.