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This is the only hummingbird breeding east of the Mississippi, and it crosses the Gulf non-stop.

This resident of the American west coast dives at fifty miles an hour and squeaks with its tail feathers.

This Cuban endemic is the smallest bird alive, lighter than many butterflies.

This orange migrant runs the longest journey of any hummingbird for its size, Alaska to Mexico.

This is the only bird on earth whose beak is longer than the rest of its body.

This Andean bird is the largest of its family and flaps slowly enough that you can count the wingbeats.

This is the smallest bird breeding in the United States, and its gorget splits into magenta rays.

This western hummingbird looks dull until a thin band of violet flashes below a dark bib.
