Furthermore, for the Aztecs, the hummingbird is the powerful sun god Huitzilopochtli, nothing less than the soul of a warrior who fell from the sky. The representation of this bird in life calls whoever sees it to be strong in the face of adversity and above all to trust in personal abilities.
Due to its positive meanings and beauty, the hummingbird is one of the most loved birds in all parts of the world. But, where and how do they live?
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Hummingbirds are solitary animals.
Hummingbirds are solitary animals
The place where the hummingbird lives It is diverse, they can be found distributed from Alaska to regions of Argentina and Chile, it is recorded that Ecuador is the country where the largest number of hummingbird species is found.
They live in areas with temperate and tropical climates, it has been discovered that some live in deserts, coasts, forests, grasslands and mountains. When they have their babies they seek warm areas, but they can survive in cold temperatures; hummingbirds make migration trips to achieve this goal.
Hummingbirds can make their home in vines, bushes, and trees, they are protective of their home and nearby food sources.
Hummingbirds are animals that are generally found alone, they are aggressive to protect food and defend themselves or fight with others of their species using their beak as a weapon.
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Hummingbirds are solitary animals.
When sleeping, they look for shelter or a place to hide, especially from their predators. It is common for them to sleep lying face down on trees so that they can blend in with the environment and not be visible.
To migrate they will do so in groups, this way they can benefit from the advantages of traveling in a group. The place where hummingbirds live It is in danger, mainly due to high levels of deforestation that reduce the areas of trees and plants, which limits the amount of food they can acquire, this causes stress, which can trigger starvation and therefore death.
They are also victims of global warming, since it is difficult for them to expose themselves to extreme temperatures or those that vary abruptly.