Where do hummingbirds lived?

Answer 1

Hummingbirds are native to the Americas, from Chile to Alaska. Most species are found in South America, particularly Ecuador. They are very adaptable birds, but preferred habitats are woodlands, forests, meadows and grasslands, riparian areas and marshlands, tropical rainforests and jungles, which are all places where the birds can find sufficient nectar and insects on which to feed. However, hummingbirds are also commonly found in urban areas, and even in deserts and canyons.

Hummingbirds nest in vegetation such as trees and shrubs, as long as these plants provide protection for them. They do not nest in cavities.

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Hummingbirds live in the U.S., South America, Australia, and Europe.

Answer 2

Hummingbirds are native to the Americas, from Chile to Alaska. Most species are found in South America, particularly Ecuador. They are very adaptable birds, but preferred habitats are woodlands, forests, meadows and grasslands, riparian areas and marshlands, tropical rainforests and jungles, which are all places where the birds can find sufficient nectar and insects on which to feed. However, hummingbirds are also commonly found in urban areas, and even in deserts and canyons.

Hummingbirds nest in vegetation such as trees and shrubs, as long as these plants provide protection for them. They do not nest in cavities.

See the related link below.

Hummingbirds live in the U.S., South America, Australia, and Europe.