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Hummingbirds

Did you know that hummingbirds are attracted to the color red? This is why the liquid inside and sometimes the feeders themselves are usually a brilliant red color! These cute little fellows can wind up anywhere! Tuck a few of them around the house.....over a window, behind a door, next to a mirror! You'll enjoy them, and your guests will be pleasantly surprised!

Take our Hummingbird Quiz at the bottom of the page!

	4806 Hummingbirds at Feeder ( feeder & all 3 birds) 8" x 10" 3 layers $22.00
MT-01 Hummingbird Hovering 3¼"x 3½" 3-part theorem $8.00		MT-02 Hummingbird Diving 3½" x 3½" 3-part theorem $8.00	MT- 03 Hummingbird Upright 2¾" x 2¾" 3-part theorem $8.00
Hummingbird Quiz There are many varieties of "Hummers", and they vary in color, size and shape of their bills. Q. How big is a hummingbird? A. Hummingbirds average 3½" from the tip of it's beak to the tip of it's tail Q. How fast does a hummingbird fly? A. Hummingbirds can fly at a speed of 25-60 miles an hour! Q. Where did the Hummingbird get it's name? A. Early colonists, influenced by the 'hum' that came from the fluttering of the wings, started calling them "Humming Birds" Q. How fast do Hummingbirds move their wings? A. Hummingbirds flap their wings from 80 to 200 times PER SECOND!!

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