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That's one polyvalent god: agriculture, spring, metallurgy and war to name a few. In the context of skin wearing, the god of war role might be more relevant.
That's some hardcore agriculture! They really put the agro in agriculture.
And the actual god of war represented by a bloodthirsty hummingbird. Fantastic.
Thanks for the Aztec facts.
check your local nursery or garden center – you’ll find blood and bone meal in the fertilizer section
So butterflies and hummingbird wings were considered in the realm of war due to "Aztecs" observation that the beating of their wings look like the flickering of fire.