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1. You must seek competent, licensed help to assure a bird's survival, and you must do it quickly. Keeping a hummingbird in captivity is a felony offense in the U.S., as is possession of a nest or any part of the bird (such as a feather!)--all of which is another reason to transfer the hummingbird to a rehabilitator.

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2. You can order this product from Squirrel Store, but because of shipping time it may arrive too late to be of use to your injured hummingbird NOTE #1: Remember that it is against federal, state, or provincial laws in the United States, Canada, and some other countries to keep a hummingbird in captivity without special permits.

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3. If you know where the hummingbird nest came from, it’s fine to gently place it back in the original location. Watch the nest for a while. The mother should come back to feed within 15 minutes. Many times this is not possible because the branch is gone or you simply do not know the exact branch the nest came from.

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4. A hummingbird's heart beats up to 1, times per minute. Hummingbirds do not mate for life. Learn More About Hummingbirds. Now that you know more about them, track hummingbirds during their migration with our Interactive Hummingbird Migration Map. Keep an eye on their movements and submit a photo of the hummingbirds you see in your backyard to.

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5. Jan 23,  · 10 things to know about hummingbirds If you’ve ever caught a glimpse of hummingbird darting through the air, hovering before a bounty of pink and red blossoms, and then zooming off into thin.

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6. Jun 03,  · It is illegal to house Hummingbirds under the Migratory Bird Act. This hummingbird was transported to "Wild Wings of California," a USFWS certified wildlife.

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7. 5. The sooner you return the nestlings to the original site the better. The hummingbird mothers do the most appropriate care with their chicks. However, some mothers don't hang around too many days, especially if she has established another nest. It's really wonderful that you took time to rescue those hummers.

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8. A:Many hummingbird species defend feeding territories, and assemblages at feeders usually develop hierarchies. The behavior exemplifies natural selection at work, and you should do nothing except enjoy it. If you’re worried about hungry hummingbirds, put up several more feeders near your original one.

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