Hummingbird Among Blossoms
A hovering hummingbird appears among large blossoms and curling plant arabesques.
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A hummingbird among blossoms
The bird is shown in flight at the heart of a rich floral composition. Large flowers surround its body, while curling plant ornaments weave around the petals. Patterned feathers cover the breast, and the spread wings and tail emphasize the hummingbird’s airborne pose.
How hummingbirds visit flowers
Hummingbirds can hover beside blossoms by moving their wings rapidly in a distinctive figure-eight pattern. They drink nectar with long, slender bills and also eat tiny insects for protein. As they move between flowers, pollen may cling to their feathers and bills, allowing them to help pollinate plants.
Natural colors of hummingbirds and blossoms
- Hummingbird breast: green, white, brown, or iridescent shades, depending on the species
- Hummingbird wings: usually dusky brown, gray-brown, or dark green
- Hummingbird bill: black or very dark gray
- Flower petals: red, pink, orange, yellow, purple, or white, depending on the plant
- Leaves and curling stems: commonly light to deep green