Thalassinus Collection
"Meet the Thalassinus: The Vibrant Green Violetear Hummingbird" Captivating and enchanting, the Thalassinus, scientifically known as Colibri thalassinus
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"Meet the Thalassinus: The Vibrant Green Violetear Hummingbird" Captivating and enchanting, the Thalassinus, scientifically known as Colibri thalassinus, is a stunning species of hummingbird. With its vibrant green plumage and iridescent feathers, this tiny creature is truly a sight to behold. Also referred to as the Green violetear or Green violetear hummingbird, this avian beauty belongs to the Trochilidae family. Its scientific name "thalassinus" derives from the Greek word for sea-green - an apt description for its mesmerizing coloration. They are be easily identified by its double-crested appearance. Resembling a miniature emerald jewel in flight, it gracefully hovers around flowers with precision and agility. Known for their swift movements and ability to hover mid-air while feeding on nectar-rich blooms, these birds are nature's acrobats. Native to Central America, particularly Costa Rica where they thrive in lush rainforests and cloud forests, these magnificent creatures have become icons of biodiversity. Their presence adds bursts of color amidst verdant foliage. Picture No. 10760937 showcases a breathtaking close-up of a Green Violet-ear hummingbird perched delicately on a branch. Its vivid green plumage shimmers under sunlight while it surveys its surroundings with keen eyesight. In Picture No. 10760936, we witness another angle capturing the elegance of this species in flight as it flutters between vibrant blossoms like an ethereal dancer among petals. Picture No. 10760939 captures multiple Thalassinus individuals engaged in playful interactions – perhaps engaging in territorial disputes or courtship rituals that highlight their social dynamics within their habitat. Meanwhile, Picture No. 10760938 offers us a glimpse into their natural environment – showcasing dense vegetation that provides them with ample shelter and food sources. Lastly, Picture No.