Hook-billed Hermit
Hook-billed Hermit
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The Hook-billed Hermit is a rare and critically endangered hummingbird, notable for its distinctive, strongly hooked upper mandible. Its discovery was significant due to its unique bill structure among hermits.
Where to spot
Critically endangered and endemic to a small part of the Atlantic Forest in eastern Brazil. It inhabits humid lowland forests and secondary growth.
How to spot
Observing this species is extremely challenging due to its rarity and restricted range. Look for its distinctive hooked bill, generally dull plumage, and typical hermit behavior of foraging in the lower strata of dense forests. Participating in organized birding tours in its known range increases chances.
When to spot
Active during the day, usually foraging in the understory of its forest habitat. Observations are rare due to its low population numbers.
Where to spot
Critically endangered and endemic to a small part of the Atlantic Forest in eastern Brazil. It inhabits humid lowland forests and secondary growth.
How to spot
Observing this species is extremely challenging due to its rarity and restricted range. Look for its distinctive hooked bill, generally dull plumage, and typical hermit behavior of foraging in the lower strata of dense forests. Participating in organized birding tours in its known range increases chances.
When to spot
Active during the day, usually foraging in the understory of its forest habitat. Observations are rare due to its low population numbers.
This species faces severe threats due to habitat loss in its restricted Atlantic Forest range, making it one of the most conservation-dependent hummingbirds.
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