By: Lexi

1. Hummingbirds
By: Lexi
Hummingbird project

2. Weight
The weight of a hummingbird is only...
...0.056-
0.071 oz.

3. Length
The length of a hummingbird is...
2-
2.4 in.

4. Color
Hummingbirds can be many
different colors!

5. Body Covering
Hummingbirds are
covered in
feathers. They
flap their feather
(wings) and it
makes a humming
sound. That is why
they are called
hummingbirds.

6. How it breathes
Hummingbirds breathe
from small paired lungs.
A Ruby-
Throated
hummingbird
breathes 250
times per
minute when
resting. When
flying they
breathe 1,220
times per
minute!

7. Eggs?
Hummingbirds
are born
From eggs.
Hummingbird eggs
are the size of a
navy bean!!

8. How many
babies?
Mother
hummingbirds
lay two eggs
at a time.

9. Young
Baby
hummingbirds
don't have a
special name.
They are just
called baby
hummingbirds.

10. Travel
Hummingbirds travel by flying (forwards or
backwards).
A normal
hummingbird
wing beats
70 times
per second.
The world
record for the
fastest beats
of a
hummingbird's
wing per
second is, 80
times.

11. Where they live.
Hummingbirds
are found in
the Western
hemisphere

12. Migrate or Hibernate
Hummingbirds
migrate as far north
as Alaska and as far
south as Mexico and
Central America.

13. Warm Blooded
Hummingbirds
are warm
blooded.
Since
hummingbirds
are so small
they rapidly lose
body weight due
to their
surroundings

14. Omnivore
Hummingbirds
are omnivores,
sometimes
feeding on
spiders!

15. Protect Themself
Hummingbirds protect
themselves by flying
backwards
Hummingbirds
fly backwards
at the speed
of 30 miles per
hour!!

16. Endangered
Hummingbirds
are
endangered
because of
habitat
destruction.
OHH
NO

17. Facts
1. Hummingbirds visit about 1000 flowers per day!
1. Bright colored flowers attract hummingbirds!
1. There are no hummingbird breeders in the US

18. Have a laugh
Hummingbirds are
just like regular
birds, they just
don’t know the
lyrics!!!

19. Videos
Baby hummingbirds being fed by mother. Hummingbird baby learning to fly!

20. The end!!!
Hope you enjoyed!!