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Hummingbirds


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Research

Conservation Genetics
Population Health Status
Identifying threats to hummingbird populations

Researchers: Holly Ernest and Lisa Tell
Collaborators: Cathy Koehler, Paul Aigner, McLaughlin UC Nature Reserve, Susan Wetherington, and members of Hummingbird Monitoring Network, Nancy Anderson, Lindsay Wildlife Museum Veterinary Hospital

Did you know.....

....that hummingbirds can fly
upsidedown and backward?

....Hummingbird names in Spanish?
Picoflores
Chuparosas

Check out the Hummingbird Monitoring Network:

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Anna's Hummingbird

 

Top Hummingbird photo credit: © Hector Brandan
Bottom Hummingbird photo credit: © Tom Greer