“Year of the Bicentennial, of the consolidation of our Independence,

and of the commemoration of the heroic battles of Junín and

Ayacucho”

Final Project: Written Work

(INGLÉS)

• DOCENTE: JUSELLY LESLIE FLORES MUCHA

• ESTUDIANTE: ANTONY SMITH HUALPA GUTIÉRREZ
• ID: 001588927
• BLOQUE: 202410-SCIU-179-TEC-NRC_24635

• AÑO: 2024
topic: The wonderful hummingbird
 This bird is endemic to the Utcubamba River basin, in the high jungle of northern Peru. The
spatula-tailed hummingbird, wonderful hummingbird or admirable hummingbird is a species of
medium-sized hummingbird with blue, green and copper colors with a violet crest, the only
member of the genus Loddigesia .

 Características:

Medium 14cm. It has four feathers that

grow from the back of its small body,
and two of these feathers end in two
black and metallic blue rackets.

 PROYECT:

IDEAS: ACTIVIDADES

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 Given the constant loss of its habitat, its
small population and its limited range, the
spatula-tailed hummingbird is evaluated
within the IUCN Red List of Threatened
Species.
 Belongs to the CITES Appendix II list,
concluding that this bird is threatened or
on the verge of extinction due to the
disappearance of trees
 The constant loss of their habitat causes
them to migrate to other parts where their
environment is not, so it would be
necessary to inform authorized people
when you see any of them.
 The loss of their habitat is generated by
paper exporting companies because they
cut down trees where their nests are.