Hummingbirds

no they are hebivores because they like red things and like sweet stuff

Some scientists believe that they or their ancestors have lived in Europe, though there are none there now.

Hummingbird eggs are eaten by snakes, blue jays and crows. Hummingbirds are eaten by cats, but occasionally by hawks, praying mantis, bees, wasps, and sometimes a large fish.

Ian Mcdonald's novel, The Hummingbird Tree, is a social commentary on post-colonial Trinidad seen through the eyes of a teenager. There are four obvious themes that bring out McDonald's critique of the Trinidadian society at this time: Love, Interracial friendships, Loyalty and Obligation. Post-Colonial Caribbean society inhibit the protagonist, Alan from being his own individual/himself by preventing him from freely sharing in love and friendship with Jaillin and Kaiser. The challenge Alan faces test his character and his innocence as a child but also a young man who the world changes instead of him asserting his own beliefs. The book explores sexuality and innocence at the adolescence level and the purity of love untainted by race. The novel is more than a romance piece for it shows how despite the conditioning of whites to feel superior to coloureds, affection can spring between the races as with Alan,Kaiser and Jaillin. Alan is torn between two worlds that are becoming increasingly antagonistic. The right of coloured people to govern themselves and to decide their destiny against the status quo of a white dominated society and Alan in a position where he has to choose between his friends and his predetermined associates. Alan takes his place into the world as any other child but he conforms to the world instead of challenging it. He avoids the inevitable confrontation between whites and coloureds in a post colonial world by taking the easiest route out. Where status plays such a critical role in a racially divided country, we sympathize with Alan for his weakness and feel proud of the fact that there might be a break through to the problem of racism if children of modern day grow up to be more like Alan. We also commend the author Ian McDonald for opening our eyes to the racial victimization of children in a brutal and cruel world. (Not only blacks but white young ones who end up suffering greatly)

No they are not.

Just build a little fence and put some sticks on the cover

drink water and fluff feathers

Either an electric fuel pump or an engine cooling fan. Either an electric fuel pump or an engine cooling fan.

Because one is a bird and one is a moth, they don't have a common ancestor (at least not for a VERY long time). However, they have evolved to eat the same food: nectar. Hummingbirds are chiefly diurnal, meaning they are active during the day. This leaves the niche of feeding at flowers open at night. The hummingbird moth has developed adaptations to feed on nectar much like the hummingbird has: the ability to hover and collect nectar using a long proboscus. So if you imagine them on an evolutionary tree, they are coming from vastly different ancestral backgrounds. However, they have evolved very similar strategies for collecting their food. That's convergent evolution.

small,fast,tiny,minitaru,soft,sleek,reddish green,

Eso suena/se oye fenomenal/genial/fantástico

what in the world no way it will scare them

try Ali Slaight, Apple of my eye.. I've heard it on the radio

Bumblebee Hummingbird is one of the smallest hummingbirds at 2.75 inches with green upperparts, sides, and white underparts. The gorget is violet-red and the rounded tail is green with a rufous base. For more information and pictures, please visit the websites listed below.

2-3 months

Penguins are a kind of bird. But if you were comparing a penguin to a robin or duck, here is the answer. They both have feathers and wings although a penguin's wings are called flippers. They have feet and beaks. They are warm-blooded. They lay eggs. Penguins and some other kinds of birds swim. They all can walk.

Interesting question. But it depends -- do you mean an African Swallow, or a European Swallow?

Actually, there are 83 species in 19 genera of the swallow, enjoying a cosmopolitan distribution across the world and breeding on ALL continents except Antarctica.

That having been written: GENERALLY, swallows and martins forage at approximately 30-40km/h and are quite capable of reaching 50-65 km/h when traveling.

Ruby throated hummingbirds often migrate back to the same spot year after year, sometimes arriving at their nesting area on the same day as previous years.

Their lifespan is normally 3-4 years although one hummingbird was banded and recorded to live at least 9 years.

A good place for beginners is out in the open, but not for too long once the birds start coming. Move it slowly towards the trees so that they will not be looking for it. Another place that is good is near a bird garden. When they come for the flowers, they will see the seeds. If you put one on your window/windowsill, put up sun-catchers to try and keep the birds from hurting themselves by flying into the window pane.

Many birds can walk backwards. Parrots, ostriches, doves and pigeons are just some birds which are able to walk backwards.

no you have to be a member and get a bird snare and go to a hunting spot for birds then you lay it down and wait and a bird will go on it.

THE REAL WAY.

okay the 1st thing you want to do is goto "Oo'glog" there is a beach there and put the bird snare there and your done!

yes the mother bird will come back. birds do not act as other animals such as deer. in this case the mother may not come back because she is conditioned to be afraid of humans and there smell. birds on the other hand act mostly on what they see. if mother bird never saw you she wouldn't know her eggs were touched. even if she did see that she more than likely would try to defend the nest. in the wild research biologist also go to various bird species nesting places to try and calculate population etc. and this has no effect on a mother bird returning to her nest.

The life cycle of a humming bird is.....

-Starts as egg

-becomes small bird

-stays in nest 3 weeks

-starts to learn how to fly

-Begins to pollinate the flowers

-Lays eggs

-humming bird dies after 5 years

-eggs hatch

process starts again....

Sure, but only a little. Most live on nectar, which they basically lap up, so they only need to open their beaks enough to get their tongues out.

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