Hummingbirds

eagles are bigger than humming birds

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Honey.
The bees build up a store of honey during the summer which they eat through the winter. Beekeepers will take a surplus of honey from the hive, but won't take all the honey there is. They also feed the bees with sugar syrup after taking the honey to make sure the bees have enough to see them through the winter.

A hummingbird's beak allows it to sip on nectar from flowers. Also they can stretch their lower beak back up to 25 degrees in order to catch fruit flies while flying in mid-air

Hummingbirds hitchhike on the backs of geese flying south for the winter. Because they consume so much energy when they fly they could never make it to South America where they winter without a great deal of help. They nestle just behind the goose's neck right at the front of their wings. They weigh less than 3/4 of an ounce so pose no problem for the goose.

I always heard the question as wingspan, not wing velocity, but either way, there is no hummingbird named the African Hummingbird (although there is a moth known as the African Hummingbird Moth). If you want actual info on hummingbirds, a hummingbirds wings will beat about seventy (70) times per second while in regular flight and up to 200 times per second when diving.

Many birds can fly backwards by flapping their wings just right. It is a myth that only hummingbirds can hover and fly backwards.

I have seen small to large hawks hover in still air, and the smaller ones like kestrels have been seen to fly backwards.

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Hummingbird return to Massachusetts when there are flowers with nectar in bloom. The males come back first to find a good territory. The females will return a few weeks later. There are migration maps that you can check with sightings from last year. This will give you an idea of when they will return to your area. Also there is an interactive hummingbird migration map that will allow you to post your first sighting this year. This will be convenient for you to check back on next year.

Ducks do not flap their wings

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They don't hum. Their wings are making the humming sound. The hummingbirds chirp.

yes the dodo species did lived a long time ago and were extinct in 1681.
they used to exist but we made them extinct by hunting them and eating them although then the meat made us extreamly ill

8-10 for a giant hummingbird, 20-25 for a medium sized hummingbird.

On the surface very little. Penguins are birds while whales are mammals.

However they both live in the ocean. And they both belong to a species that as a whole does not live in the ocean. Therefore both of these creatures have adapted to live in the water to an extent. Whales however are much further along in this process.

Hoped that answered your question.

They are both birds

Male hummingbirds can beat their wings up to 200 times per second! It doesn't seem possible but it is. This species rotates their wings in a sideways figure 8 motion, this increaces their flight speed of 60 mph. Their wingspand is another secret to their flight speed.

hang them up too high for the raccoons to smell the sweet sweet nectar they crave so much!

Yes but only for a shot period of time, cockatiel food doesn't have the right kinds of nutrition a parakeet needs to function, also its much bigger and harder for the parakeet to eat it so it might cause weakness and lack of food to the parakeet, hope this is helpful to you!

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The giant hummingbird is the largest species of hummingbird. The giant hummingbird weighs 0.63â??0.85 ounces and has a wingspan of up 8.5 inches.

The hummingbird has an extremely fast metabolism. It lives on the edge of survival. It has adapted in many ways. A hummingbirds has so sense of smell but a very keen eyesight. It can spot its food by seeing brightly colored flowers.These are the flowers that have co-evolved with the hummingbird. They have the high nectar count need by the hummingbird to survive. The hummingbird pays back the favor by pollinating these flowers. It has evolved to have a long beak.This makes it easy to access the nectar from these same brightly colored flowers which generally are tubular in shape. Another adaptation of the hummingbird is its tongue. It has a special forked tongue that allows it to get nectar. Flight is a marvelous adaptation of the hummingbird. It can fly forward, backward, upside down and hover in place. This allows the bird to get nectar from flowers. Hummingbirds also have a semi-hibernation state called Torpor. When weather is cold or there is a lack of food supply , hummingbird will go into torpor in order to stay alive.

make another source of water available to them, they really do not care about sugar, I am thinking it is the water they are after. A bird bath might remedy the situation.

The bigger a bird is, the bigger you-know-what is :)

Boil your water. Use 4 cups water to 1 cup sugar. A little more is ok too. No color is needed.

Because it's maybe the only color they see.