Hummingbirds

Yes, they do.

It is excess skin.

The national bird of Jamaica is the doctor bird or swallow tail humming bird.

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It is called The Large Family. It was painted by René Magritte in 1963.

Hummingbirds don't eat shrubs at all.

Birds do have a sense of smell. It is more developed in larger birds such as the albatross and fulmars. Many seabirds can smell fish oils from a very long distance (25kms in some cases), they can also smell pheromones that fish give off when distressed. Smaller birds have a less developed sense of smell but some rely partly on smell to navigate and to choose nesting materials. Some birds (like ducks) can smell when the female duck is ready to mate.

So it is possible that birds partially use scent to detect predators but the placing of their eyes on either side of their head is likely to be the better option for avoiding predators.

No, they drink nectar from flowers

The Nebraska state bird is the Western Meadowlark.

A large parrot is called a Hyacinth Macaw!

There are over 338 species of Hummingbirds, 16 species are found in North America and 3 are native to Florida. They are Black-chinned Hummingbird, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, and Rufous Hummingbird.

Hummer's as I call them.......they like to eat small insects, like gnats, they will even take a catch from a spider web. They usually feed the most at dusk. You might have one or two in the early morining. Sometimes i have as many as 5 or 6 in the evening, mostly males tho. That's when I saw a part of web on the males peak. The sugar water is their way of getting a drink of water and give them the needed energy they need to stay in flight all the time.

bird feed......

Humming birds at only nectar.......nothing else......that's it.

yes they do...they look so pretty!like me of course:)

If a bee hummingbird weighs 7 ounces, then it is approximately half a pound in weight. One pound is equivalent to 16 ounces. So this hummingbird would weigh just under half a pound.

All hummingbirds are prey but they do eat insects for protein.

All birds have wings

Of course they do usually they have many homes from the north all the way to the south...:)

You can put them out in early April. The first sighting in Kentucky this year was March 25 in southwest Kentucky.

It depends on where you live. Hummingbirds are flower feeders and consequently tend to migrate when flowers will be in bloom. So feeders should be put out in spring when flowers start blooming and should be kept out until the first frost. Its also important to change the liquid in feeders every week since it will begin to ferment.

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In the NE usually in the spring and summer months when it is warm and flowers are in bloom. In the Western states some hummingbirds stay year round if there is enough food available. In places where they can't stay year round they migrate south where it is warmer.

LIKE EVERY OTHER BURD go and find the food like a worm and fly back to the baby bird

This is the mantra of Padmasambhava, 'The Lotus-Born One'. He is attributed with having brought the Dharma (Buddhism) to Tibet.

These syllables can be thought of as Padmasambhava in sound form.

There is no real translation - they don't really 'mean' anything, at least not logically speaking. But...

'Om' is supposedly the purest, most fundamental sound in the universe. It is called a 'seed syllable'. 'Ah' and 'Hum' are also seed syllables - together they can be seen as representing body, speech and mind.

'Vajra' is a key symbol in Mahayana Buddhism. It means 'diamond' and also 'thunderbolt', and relates to the unification of opposites and to overcoming (or smashing through) obstacles.

'Guru' means something like 'teacher'. And 'Vajra guru' is a synonym of Padmasambhava.

'Padma' means lotus, and is another key Buddhist symbol.

'Siddhi' means 'spiritual power' or 'spiritual attainment'.