fromwww.mercurynews.com2 days agoPetsBirds use variety of materials in nests; not every choice is a good oneAvoid using dryer lint and other synthetic materials for bird nests.
fromArs Technica3 weeks agoHumorNewly hatched hummingbird looks, acts like a toxic caterpillarHummingbird chicks use caterpillar-like behaviors and camouflage for predator avoidance, demonstrating advanced survival tactics.
Petsfromwww.montereyherald.com1 month agoMonterey SPCA cares for orphaned jelly bean-sized' hummingbird nestlingsSPCA Monterey County rescues baby hummingbirds, providing care until they can be released back into the wild.
fromABC7 San Francisco1 month agoSan Francisco GiantsBaby hummingbirds being cared for by Monterey Co. SPCA: Here's a look at their tiny sizeRescued baby hummingbirds, often orphaned after storms or tree-trimming, are cared for by the SPCA in Monterey County.
Petsfromwww.montereyherald.com1 month agoMonterey SPCA cares for orphaned jelly bean-sized' hummingbird nestlingsSPCA Monterey County rescues baby hummingbirds, providing care until they can be released back into the wild.
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OMG sciencefromwww.nytimes.com2 months agoHummingbirds Living in a Hive Found for the First TimeHummingbirds, typically aggressive and territorial, have been observed nesting and roosting communally, raising questions on their social behaviors and environmental impacts.
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OMG sciencefromMail Online11 months agoScientists reveal how hummingbirds always avoid bumping into flowersHummingbirds create a 3D body map using neurons to sense air pressure changes and avoid collisions.
fromwww.theguardian.com10 months agoWritingEvery Little Thing review hummingbird documentary shimmers with the best of humanityEncounters with hummingbirds are unforgettable and inspire wonder.