Hummingbird Necklace One Line

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• Accompanied by an organic cotton pouch and a seeded card describing the totem animal
• Upcycled stainless steel gilded with fine gold or plated with recycled silver
• Hypoallergenic, lead- and nickel-free
• Resistant and durable - 2-year guarantee
• Adjustable chain from 42 to 48 cm
• Charm size Hummingbird : 17*24mm

The hummingbird is a bird known for its small size, bright colours and ability to fly at a standstill thanks to its rapid wingbeats. It feeds mainly on flower nectar, playing a crucial role in plant pollination. Their agility in flight, their melodious songs and their importance in preserving biodiversity make them fascinating and valuable creatures for ecosystems.

Role in the ecosystem

The hummingbird plays a key role in the ecosystem as a pollinator. By feeding on flower nectar, they transfer pollen from one flower to another, helping plants to reproduce. This contributes to floral biodiversity and seed dispersal. Hummingbirds also help to control insect populations by eating them.

Why is this species endangered?

Some species of hummingbird, such as the Blue-throated Hummingbird and the Puerto Rican Hummingbird, are endangered because of habitat loss due to deforestation and urbanisation. In addition, climate change is affecting the availability of the flowers on which they feed. Pollution and the use of pesticides are also threats to their health.