trochilidae

• Nombre taxonómico científico que se refiere a la familia de aves conocidas comúnmente como colibríes, caracterizadas por su pequeño tamaño, rápidos movimientos de alas y capacidad de permanecer suspendidas en el aire.

A scientific taxonomic name referring to the family of birds commonly known as hummingbirds, characterized by their small size, rapid wing beats, and ability to hover.

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   A family of small, colorful birds known for their ability to hover in mid-air by rapidly flapping their wings, and for their long, slender bills adapted for feeding on nectar.

   colibríes

   • The Trochilidae family includes over 300 species of hummingbirds.
   • Trochilidae are found exclusively in the Americas.
   • The iridescent plumage of Trochilidae is a result of light refraction.