Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Nest. From midspring through late summer, the female ruby-throat is constantly on the move. She chooses a nest site, builds a nest, incubates eggs and raises the baby ...

The flash of a tiny bird darting through your backyard—iridescent green, a throat like a jewel, wings buzzing like a bee—signals the presence of one of ...

If you’re quick, you may see a hummingbird flitting around your garden or possibly hovering as it sips nectar. These tiny ...

Winged marchers dressed in brilliant colors will be waving at crowds as Henderson's annual parade moves through town Sunday.

Female ruby-throated hummingbirds do all of the nest-building, egg-sitting and child-rearing. After the eggs hatch, it takes between 14 and 31 days for the chicks to fledge.

In New England, the only hummingbird making the migration is the regions sole species: the ruby throated hummingbird, which is actually the only hummingbird species that regularly nests north of ...

Each year, flocks of ruby-throated hummingbirds travel from Mexico to the Gulf Coast. Here's how to make hummingbird nectar and tips for feeders in Louisiana.

The hummingbirds are almost back to Vermont. The ruby-throated hummingbird is the only species that breeds in the Mountain State. While they're tiny - they weigh less than a nickel – they make a ...

Ruby-throated hummingbirds arrive with lean bodies, weighing only as much as three small paper clips. They’ll spend days or weeks eating insects to accumulate enough body fat to double their ...

Each year, flocks of ruby-throated hummingbirds travel from Mexico to the Gulf Coast. Here's how to make hummingbird nectar and tips for feeders in Louisiana.

The ruby-throated is the only hummingbird that will breed and nest in Louisiana. Calliope Hummingbirds are the smallest breeding bird in North America and are the smallest long-distance migrant in ...

Female ruby-throated hummingbirds do all of the nest-building, egg-sitting and child-rearing. After the eggs hatch, it takes between 14 and 31 days for the chicks to fledge.