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Posted by Brian in Bremerton WA
on 1/6/2018, 4:29 pm, in reply to "Re: Semi OT: Anna's Hummingbirds in Snow"
Edited by Brian in Bremerton WA on 1/6/2018, 4:41 pm
I've actually seen them fighting, rolling around on the ground, then shooting up about 80ft in the air and dive bombing full speed vertical towards the ground. This is mating behavior in the warm months.
Do the Ruby Throated hummers fight like that? I kind of wish these didn't, so there would be numbers of them feeding at once. But no matter how many, two at the most feed at a feeder or nectar plant. Even then, probably (less territorial) females.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha54Ix2a9Fc
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