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Chlorostilbon lucidus
During the time of its greatest activity is very aggressive. Bathe in the rain. It needs a lot of cleaning, due to constant contact with the viscous liquid flowers. He likes to sunbathe and stretches after the break.
It inhabits the forest, scrub and gardens. I found this specimen in a mountainous region of transition forest, between the Atlantic Forest and Cerrado.
Spotted on Feb 12, 2013
Submitted on Feb 13, 2013
![Cow [Bones]](https://lh5.ggpht.com/Iuu-6NRb8mzqepaNxPju7OFQhhY-nKpRmFeRmMXZCgNiKtUzVXJVS5klW0NU14Xt72zqwbRPRF-z6oBv9_c=s62-c)
2 Comments
Thanks "Reza Hashemizadeh" and "EnvUnlimited"! ;D
And... It's funny, but... When I went photograph it, as I was away, I thought I was aiming at a dragonfly. Just when I gave the zoom I see: "That's a hummingbird!"
Beautiful !