Hummingbirds

If too warm/hot the hummingbird will not feed.

Hummingbird's typically flap their wings 50 times per second and up to 200 times per second. Per minute: 3000 flaps up to 12,000. Hourly: 180,000 typically and up to 720,000. Now that is a lot of flapping eh...:)

I did a report on the rain forest and I believe it is because they enjoy and eat the nectar from the plants/flowers that live in the canopy. Hope I helped :).

the hummingbird can go up to 30 mph, and 75 wing beats per second

1000 times per second

Click on the 'Bumblebee Hummingbird' link to see a picture of the Bumblebee Hummingbird.

Yes they do. They are not seen in the late autumn and winter though.

Many hummingbird nests are composed of plant and animal matter. The plants would consist of soft plant down, and other materials would include lichen. The most unusual material used for nesting is spider webbing. This material adds tremendous strength and waterproofing. Nesting materials of all birds have a lot to do with the materials available during brooding.

A humming bird has no predators

Yes they do.

Nearly all birds can walk.

(Some birds that spend a lot of time on water find it difficult. Some, like Swifts, stay in the air.)

What species? There are dozens of predator species and there are hummingbird species that inhabit the Americas from southern Canada to southern S America. Under the right circumstances almost any meat-eater or omnivore would make a meal of a hummingbird. In any one area/habitat, bird-specialist predatory birds are likely to be the most significant predator.

it doesnt. butterflies lack hearts.

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Butterflies do have hearts. It's the length of their body and is beats about 50- 60 beats per minute. The link shows a cool drawing of a butterfly heart and how it works.

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They lap up the nectar with their tongues.

See, some say that it's impossible. Are you planning on becoming one? *half smile* I think that it's pretty possible. One day, maybe they'll take me...

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I second the notion. Take mua with thou! Dipping my wings in the midnight sky is Is IS my ultimate dream.... To any Mutatious Maniaco Genetic Diffuser Scientists out there, Im not afraid of mutation, and Im here! ;D

You would have to have half avain DNA maybe you would not even grow wings You never know> even If you did it would Dangerously and rapidly decrease your bone marrow which being a human species we need alot of

Same here i would love that but the way that you could is nearly impossible. I read Maximum Ride and i just wished almost every day even till now.To do it you would need alot of luck and hope not to die when your in a test tube :D.But it is possible if we were WAY more advanced.A guess in year is 2043.Give or take a few years.

Sometimes it just means they have continued on their migration. I feed a couple of hundred birds every year. Some days they will go through almost 2 gallons! Eventually the day comes when they have all gone.

the hummignbirds are mostly found in nromal forests to only search for bugs these species decide not to liv ein the k=jungle for preditor ishues

Well if you put out a humming bird feeder it should natuarly eat out of it. you could also use an eye-dropper if it will let you get near it.

A flightless bird that starts with 'm' is the Moa.

The order is Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.

There are over 350 species of parrot, in over 80 genera, and 3 families, but they are all in the same order:

and the families are:

* Nestoridae * Cacatuidae

* Psittacidae Most parrots belong to the Psittacidae Family.

Horsefly wings beat up to 500 times per second. Horseflies are known to be quite noisy during flight, and can perform aerial tricks to equal the best jet fighter pilots.