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A Rufous-tailed Hummingbird (Amazilia rabirrufa) hovers while drinking from a flower at La Selva biological station in Sarapiqui, 80 miles (129 km) north of San Jose, Costa Rica in this picture taken January 12, 2006. The Selva is one of the worlds most important sites for tropical ecosystem research. La Selva has about 73% of its area under primary tropical rain forest. Each year, more than 250 scientists from some 25 countries and international students come to La Selva to study tropical ecology. Species diversity include more than, 330 species of trees, and 43 species of birds. Picture taken January 12. REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate PP06010215
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This print captures the mesmerizing moment when a Rufous-tailed Hummingbird delicately hovers in mid-air, sipping nectar from a vibrant flower. The image was taken at La Selva biological station in Sarapiqui, Costa Rica, located 80 miles north of San Jose. Known as one of the world's most significant sites for tropical ecosystem research, La Selva boasts an impressive 73% coverage of primary tropical rainforest. The lush surroundings and abundant biodiversity make this location a haven for scientists and students studying tropical ecology. Every year, over 250 researchers from around 25 countries flock to La Selva to delve into its rich natural wonders. With more than 330 species of trees and an array of birdlife including 43 different species, it is no wonder that this place holds such allure. Through this photograph, we are transported to January 12th, 2006 - a moment frozen in time where nature's delicate balance is on full display. The Rufous-tailed Hummingbird symbolizes the intricate relationship between flora and fauna; its iridescent feathers mirroring the vivid colors found within its habitat. As we admire this breathtaking image captured by Juan Carlos Ulate for Reuters Images, we are reminded of the importance of preserving these precious ecosystems for future generations to explore and study.
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