RESOURCES ON HUMMINGBIRD BIOLOGY
- Altshuler Lab Hummingbird Research at the University of British Columbia
- Birds of the World website by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
- Listening to the Earth: Hummingbirds
- Forbes.com: The evolution of flight maneuvers in hummingbirds: new research reveals the secrets of their agility
- CBC News British Columbia: Flight of the hummingbird: how size and wing shape forge fantastic flyers
- BBC Science in Action: The secrets of hummingbird flight revealed
- Daily Mail: Size DOESN’T matter: Larger hummingbirds are just as good at flying as their smaller relatives
- Science: High-speed cameras reveal how hummingbirds can turn on a dime
- Science Perspective: How hummingbirds stay nimble on the wing
- CBC Quirks and Quarks: How do hummingbirds avoid 50 km/h collisions?
- Smithsonian Magazine: For hummingbirds, the world moves as fast as they do
- The Scientist: How hummingbirds sense movement while hovering
- Serious Science: Hummingbird agility depends on raw muscle power
- Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory Hummingbird Research
- Hummingbird Science Notes from Audubon Rockies
CHRISTINE’S BLOG POSTS AND SKETCHING TUTORIAL
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- Hummingbird Coloring Pages (and other birds as well) for youth
- Videos of Hummingbirds and other Neotropical birds from my travels
- Jacobin and Mango Hummingbirds on Christine’s Youtube Channel
- Hummingbirds Bathing at Rancho Naturalista on Christine’s Youtube Channel
- More Hummingbirds Bathing in Costa Rica on Christine’s Youtube Channel