The 20th century expansion of nectar feeders drove Anna’s Hummingbirds to spread across California—and transformed the birds along the way.

By Kat Lonsdorf, NPR. A new study suggests that Anna's Hummingbirds in the western United States are not only keeping up with human influence on their habitat, they're thriving.

scientists say A new study suggests that Anna's Hummingbirds in the western United States are not only keeping up with human influence on their habitat, they're thriving. According to a recent ...

Anna’s hummingbirds have evolved to have longer, larger beaks to access backyard feeders in urban areas. It could be a step toward becoming a “commensal” species that lives alongside humans ...

The male Anna’s hummingbird is famous for his song, but he also produces a remarkable sound with his tail feathers. Allen’s hummingbirds have rusty red flanks with green backs.

For me, these “flying jewels” are fascinating to watch for their beauty, iridescent feathers, tiny size and impressive speed and endurance.

Members of the National Association of Women Artists, S.C. Chapter will have art on exhibit in the Rose Gallery at Brookgreen ...

N ovelist W.P. Kinsella's line in Shoeless Joe, "If you build it, he will come," is a common mantra associated with habitat restoration projects for a good reason: the transformation from empty field ...

The beaks of Anna's hummingbirds in California grew longer as people started hanging artificial feeders, according to new ...

Anna’s hummingbirds were once winter migrants ... While this kind of adaptation might help hummingbirds in cities, it could also make them less suited to wild habitats, where flower shapes and ...