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![May include: A beading pattern for a rufous hummingbird, a small bird with a long, slender bill. The pattern is called Peyote/Brick Stitch Beading Patterns. The text in the image reads: "The rufous hummingbird (Selasphorus rufus) is a small hummingbird Peyote/Brick Stitch Beading Patterns long straight and slender bill These birds are known for their extraordinary flight skills flying 2000 mi (3200 km) during their migratory transits It is one of several species in the genus Selasphorus Both males and females rufus are territorial: however they have different types of territories [6] The more dense the population is, the more males fight to defend their territories and areas with dense populations are generally have shorter wings at a higher metabolic cost to cover the same distance. This allows males to beat their wings at a higher frequency giving them the ability to chase and attack other birds of short distances. They are compensated for by the fact that these birds need to waste energy foraging for food. Their defended territory provides plenty of access to females on the other hand, the males generally defend their territories by forcing females to be more social and populated, forcing them to fly further before they can find a mate. Natural Wonders by Cari Anne Photography, graphics, handmade jewelry & supplies www.etsy.com/shop/NaturalWondersbyCari @CariAnneSlotterback"](https://i.etsystatic.com/13274163/r/il/05cddc/1355981689/il_300x300.1355981689_6upo.jpg)
