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More Fun Facts!
Now that the hummingbirds have left our area, we want to share some fun hummingbird facts. We’ll release one video each week until we are done. A complete list is located below in this description.
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Hummingbird Courtship
I saw this picture and just had to pass it on…
Here is a wine-throated hummingbird showing off his feathers.
You won’t find this bird in the US. It is a non-migratory hummingbird native to El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico.
The male wine-throated hummingbird has an impressive courtship display.
(Photo: Knut Eisermann) pic.twitter.com/P7MLyvJAot
— Strange Animals (@Strange_Animals) October 30, 2016
Still in Indiana?
Here’s a great shot of a ruby-throated hummingbird in Indiana. Here in Atlanta the birds have started to thin but looks like we have a couple of weeks lefts for these northern stragglers.
Thanks @lifebirder for this great pic
#Hummingbirds still around. Indiana. #birds #bird #birding #birdwatching #nature #birdphotography pic.twitter.com/BtdVFSfyNU
— Life Birder (@LifeBirder) September 27, 2016
Live Hummingbird Cam
Here’s a great live hummingbird cam out of California. The cam is presented from explore.org. It’s a momma hummingbird sitting on her nest.
See it here:
http://explore.org/live-cams/player/ivy-hummingbird-cam
Hummingbird Live Cam
Hey Hummingbird lovers, I ran across this from Cornell Labs it’s a live cam for hummingbirds in West Texas.
The best part of it is there are several different varieties of birds at this feeder sponsored by Perky Pet.
ENJOY!
Baby Hummingbirds
Baby Hummingbirds are fed a nectar + insect diet. The mother who rears the chicks consumes the nectar + insects then regurgitates to feed the chicks.
Here’s a picture I found on twitter
Photo to brighten one’s day – #hummingbird mother feeding her chick. #nature #birds pic.twitter.com/2vg5REnaIT
— No Static at All (@BeingMiceElf) May 31, 2015