The haircut detachment consists of two completely different subdits: cutting and hummingbirds. Hummingbirds are the smallest representatives of not only this detachment, but also the class of birds. Their dimensions are from 5 to 22 cm, and the mass is from 2.5 to 7 g. The subordinates of the haircuts include slightly larger birds, the body length of which varies from 9 to 30 cm, and they weigh up to 200 g. Representatives of the detachment are characterized by a small head, a shortened neck, long flyer feathers, an elongated brush, unsuitable for walking, but ideal for clinging the legs.
Cargets fly perfectly. Switch grab insects on the fly. Hummingbirds so quickly wave their wings that they can freeze in the air, extracting pollen from plants.
Suture subordinate
Needlehigh haircut
Small haircut
Black haircut
White lane haircut
Bluebrown haircut
Wood haircut
Pale haircut
Cave Salangan
Big Salangan
The suburb of hummingbirds
Beloujian sapphire
Chernouchius hummingbirds
Brown diamond
Krasnogorny diamond
Hummingbird-Highway
Forest Nymph
Bronze Inka
Hummingbird-Jacobin
Emerald mangoes
Gigantic hummingbird
CHOCHETAY ABIBRIBR
Rubine hummingbird
Heavenly Sylph
Hummingbird-Elf
Humming-Kalliopa
Conclusion
Swifts are common in all parts of the world, except Antarctica. Prefer areas with a large number and species variety of insects. Live in large flocks in rocks, holes often near the water. Regulate the number of flying insects.
Hummingbirds live mainly in the equatorial and tropical zones of South and North America, including adjacent islands. Birds living in moderate belts annually migrate into warmer zones. Hummingbirds feeding nectar and pollen with a long curved beak are excellent plant pollinators.