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Baby Hummingbirds: (Egg to Fledgling)

Observing a baby hummingbird grow from a tiny little egg to an inexperienced adult is an extraordinary occurrence to witness. Understanding the remarkable stages of a new generation of baby...

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link to Hummingbird Diet: From Nectar to Insects

Hummingbird Diet: From Nectar to Insects

For such a tiny, speedy and powerful vessel flying through mid-air, a hummingbird must make sure their food intake and quality match their high metabolism. One would be surprised at the types of...

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link to Hummingbird Adaptation and Remarkable Ability to Locate Food

Hummingbird Adaptation and Remarkable Ability to Locate Food

There are more than 300 species of hummingbirds living in North and South America. Hummingbirds find ways to adapt and locate their own food supply in order to nourish and sustain their extremely...

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link to Confessions of an Albino Hummingbird

Confessions of an Albino Hummingbird

With any animal species, there is always that one conspicuous individual in the crowd who steals the spotlight. Whether it's an albino snake, tiger, alligator, shrimp or Plecostomus (algae eater)...

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link to Hummingbird Slumber: The Secret to Conserving Energy at Night

Hummingbird Slumber: The Secret to Conserving Energy at Night

While looking out my kitchen window and watching the hummingbirds zip around my patio I wondered, if a hummingbird has a high metabolism during the day, how do they survive through the night? I did...

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link to How to Safely Remove a Trapped Hummingbird

How to Safely Remove a Trapped Hummingbird

Every year the same types of inquisitive hummingbirds find themselves in precarious situations by flying into indoor spaces such as garages, kitchens or skylights in search for food and becoming...

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As I was growing up my parents encouraged my brother and me to be very interested in all the critters we saw or raised in our backyard.
I have always been interested in all the wildlife we saw in our backyard, but over time became a passionate hummingbird enthusiast.
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