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Hummingbird
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Niche in the environment
Their primary niche in its environment is to pollinate flowers by transporting
pollen from plant to plant when it eats.
Physical Description
Common habitats
Hummingbirds are small birds that are usually brightly colored and some species are often mistaken for large insects. They have thin wings to move quickly and tread above or accurately maneuver around obstacles.
- Only located in the Americas
- Ranges from Alaska to Chile
- They are a Migratory species meaning they don't stay in one place all year
Adaptation for Environment
Hummingbirds have evolved with long needle-like beaks and small, delicate bodies to perch on specific flowers and drink nectar.
Hummingbirds
Predator/prey
Kingdom: Animalia
Located on the 2nd level of the Trophic level of the Tropic Pyramid
Phylum: Chordata
Hummingbirds are herbivores, meaning they eat only meat
Subphylum: Vertebrata
Class: Aves (birds)
Order: Apodiformes
Family: Trochilidae
Genus: Achilochus
Species epithet: Colubris
Species directly affected by hummingbirds
works cited
Each type of hummingbird feeds on and pollinates different types of colorful flowers that may not be pollinated by any other form of nature.
ProjectBeak.org
Predators include: Large insects, Reptiles and other bigger birds.
www.RubyThroat.Org
Impact Hummingbirds have on Environment
Impact in case of extinction
Hummingbirds effect plants and animals by pollinating flowers and serving as prey to other animals.
*Some species of flowers could go extinct due to lack of pollination and reproduction
And
*Predators would lose a food source
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