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Hummers throw their (tiny) weight around  -  Aug 15, 2007
Contra Costa Times,An almost microscopic (in comparison) Anna's hummingbird was attacking the eagle, and the eagle was going crazy trying to get away from it.



Chance sightings, definitive guides  Nov 23, 2006
...expect a blissful birding memory to come out of a few asphalt-cloaked acres in Central LA: Audubon warblers, Hutton's vireos, an Anna's hummingbird (acting, in ... - Los Angeles Times,

A fine feathered feast  Nov 18, 2006
Hummingbird feeders: Most varieties of hummers migrate, but the Anna's hummingbird makes a permanent home here, which means you should be able to attract ... - Inside Bay Area,

Since You Asked  Nov 12, 2006
The familiar Anna's hummingbird is the one that sticks it out here all year round, which is why if you feed hummers it's important to keep feeding all winter. ... - Mail Tribune,
Riverwatcher: Hidden hardships Mar 27, 2006
At the same time an Anna's hummingbird dashed to a perch on the tip-end of a ten-foot tree of heaven upthrust, flashing its iridescent glory as if to ask ...
Mercury-Register,

Tips From Oregon State Univ Extension - Hummingbirds Return To ... Mar 10, 2006
In Oregon the most commonly seen hummingbird species are the rufous hummingbird and Anna's hummingbird, according to Dan Edge, wildlife biologist with Oregon ...
GrantsPassNews.com,

Missing hummingbirds likely off raising babies Mar 1, 2006
I have to ask: Hey Mom, what are the names of your hummingbirds? I've named the little male Anna's hummingbird that rules my back yard, "Killer.".
Contra Costa Times,

Beating the breeding rush Mar 15, 2006
One of the smallest of birds -- the Anna's hummingbird -- undertakes the rigors of hatching and raising young in the harsh cold in January, February and March ...
Contra Costa Times,

Succulent beauty in the desert Mar 12, 2006
...make music. In the botanical garden, I spot an iridescent green Anna's hummingbird whirring past a border of Indian fig cacti. And ...
Newsday,
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