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Rainbow-bearded ThornbillΒ (Chalcostigma herrani), male, family Trochilidae, order Apodiformes, Colombia
photograph byΒ Retorno Photo Tours
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Rainbow-bearded ThornbillΒ (Chalcostigma herrani), male, family Trochilidae, order Apodiformes, Colombia
photograph byΒ Retorno Photo Tours
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[Male depicted]
This hummingbird has only been found on a single road in southern Mexico. And not even the entire road - just 25km of it!
Are there more hidden in the mountains nearby? We don't really know. Until more are found, they are listed as Critically Endangered, just in case. The population is probably less than 1,500 and declining, especially since there is continual habitat loss in the area.