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Examines the physical characteristics, life cycle, and natural habitat of various kinds of hummingbirds.

Text and photographs illustrate the lives of hummingbirds in their natural settings, describing how they feed, defend themselves, and breed.

Presents an introduction to hummingbirds, discussing what they look like, where they live, and how and what they eat.

Text and photos introduce the physical characteristics, behavior, and other traits of hummingbirds.

When Consuelo saves the hummingbird's lives they, in return, show her how to save her family from the drought.

Photographs and simple text describe the physical characteristics, habitat, and life cycle of hummingbirds.

Students will enjoy finding out fun facts about the hummingbird, including information about its life cycle, range, habitats, and how fast its wings can beat.

Takes a close-up look at hummingbirds of the western hemisphere, describing their life cycle, where to see wild birds, and which zoos offer aviaries.

A very hungry, but somewhat confused, hummingbird searches for food.

Compares the habitat, feeding patterns, and behavior of the hippopotamus and hummingbird as determined by their physical attributes.

Photographs and text provide a brief introduction to the physical characteristics, eating habits, distribution, and identifying marks of hummingbirds.

Presents a children's book for early readers about the migration habits of Homer, the ruby-throated hummingbird, and his long journey from Costa Rica to Michigan.

Describes the traits of hummingbirds, covering their physical characteristics, habitats, flight, and food.

Contains a complete illustrated guide to attracting and identifying hummingbirds and includes maps, full-color photographs, and information on hummingbird behavior, breeding habits, and various types of feeders.