The House of the Hummingbirds in Cuba
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AmaninCubawatchedtwohummingbirdsinhisgarden, fascinatedbytheirtinywingsthatflapupto100timesaminute.
一名古巴男子在自家花園裡觀察兩隻蜂鳥，對它們每分鐘扇動 100 次的小翅膀著迷。
Thehummingbirds, knownas'zunzuncito'inCuba, disappearedafterahurricanedevastatedthearea, butoneman'sgardenbroughtthemback.
這種在古巴被稱為“zunzuncito”的蜂鳥在颶風摧毀該地區後消失了，但一個人的花園把它們帶了回來。
Hernandez, alocalbirdlover, plantedshrubstoattractthezunzuncitos, providingasanctuaryforthemtonestandfeed.
當地的鳥類愛好者埃爾南德斯種植了灌木來吸引 zunzuncitos，為它們築巢和覓食提供庇護所。
Thegarden, filledwithmango, guava, andavocadotrees, soonattractednotonlythetinybeehummingbirdsbutalsotheCubanEmeraldhummingbird.
花園裡種滿了芒果、番石榴和酪梨樹，很快不僅吸引了小蜂鳥，還吸引了古巴翡翠蜂鳥。
GuidesfromtheCienagadeZapata National Parkhelpedthegardenownerswiththerightmixtureofwaterandsugartofeedthehummingbirds.
來自 Cienaga de Zapata 國家公園的導遊幫助花園主人使用正確的水和糖混合物來餵養蜂鳥。
Visitorstothegarden, nowcalled'TheHouseoftheHummingbirds,' holdupbirdfeederstolurethesmallbirdscloser.
來到這個現在被稱為「蜂鳥之家」的花園的遊客會舉起餵鳥器來引誘小鳥靠近。
Thegardenhasbecomeanimportantsanctuaryforthezunzuncitohummingbirds, classifiedas'near-threatened'bytheIUCN.
花園已成為 zunzuncito 蜂鳥的重要保護區，被世界自然保護聯盟列為「近危」蜂鳥。
Ithelpsprotectthebirdsduringbreedingseason, allowingfemalestogatherfoodeasilyfortheirchicks.
它有助於在繁殖季節保護鳥類，使雌鳥能夠輕鬆地為雛鳥收集食物。
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A man in Cuba watched two hummingbirds in his garden, fascinated by their tiny wings that flap up to 100 times a minute.
The hummingbirds, known as 'zunzuncito' in Cuba, disappeared after a hurricane devastated the area, but one man's garden brought them back.
Hernandez, a local bird lover, planted shrubs to attract the zunzuncitos, providing a sanctuary for them to nest and feed.
The garden, filled with mango, guava, and avocado trees, soon attracted not only the tiny bee hummingbirds but also the Cuban Emerald hummingbird.
Guides from the Cienaga de Zapata National Park helped the garden owners with the right mixture of water and sugar to feed the hummingbirds.
Visitors to the garden, now called 'The House of the Hummingbirds,' hold up bird feeders to lure the small birds closer.
The garden has become an important sanctuary for the zunzuncito hummingbirds, classified as 'near-threatened' by the IUCN.
It helps protect the birds during breeding season, allowing females to gather food easily for their chicks.
I'm Koko, saying goodbye and stay curious. Tune in next time for more fun news and cool words. See you then.
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