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We all know that hummingbirds drink nectar/sugar water. And we see several feeders hanging from trees and patios all over the place. But it might be a surprise to know that our little buzzing jewels also need protein for new feather growth and maintaining their muscle. Just like us, they can’t survive on sweets alone and stay healthy! Just  eating sweets for survival doesn’t work! What a bummer! Young hummers still in the nest are

Just like other birds, hummingbirds too have a migratory order which they follow all year round. Their route is basically divided into two- one in which they embark on their long and tiring journey to south, and the other, in which they fly back to north. Flying for thousands of miles, these teeny-tiny iridescent creatures cover a good part of north and south america. Passionate birders eagerly wait for them to arrive in their yards

Hummingbird watchers and feeders must know the truth and not believe the myths which may harm these mini creatures. Myths about their activities can lead to inaccurate feedings or even have a detrimental effect on their health. By understanding the facts, you can learn the exact ways to treat them properly. Well, handling birds with care can also bring them back to your backyard. It is necessary to debunk the common myths about these flying

Hummingbirds have won the hearts of so many of us! These jewels are such enchanting, mesmerizing little creatures, fascinating us with their antics! Many of us want to attract them to our gardens and oftentimes we go to great lengths and expense to do so, only to be disappointed. Much frustration comes from the expense and hard work of planting an elaborate garden and then the time consuming upkeep of our endeavors. So how do