See, Think, Wonder - Hummingbirds by Cheryl Jennings

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2025-02-25 14:42:55 UTC

I see different colored hummingbirds

2025-02-25 14:43:04 UTC

I see some hummingbirds have vibrant colors and others are darker.

Tamia Lindsey

2025-02-25 14:43:55 UTC

The hummingbirds have the same green and blue colors. And for the most part it looks like they enjoy specific flowers.

2025-02-25 14:43:56 UTC

I see that they all have a shade of greens or blue or like a bright color on top and a dark co!or after

2025-02-25 14:44:59 UTC

The hummingbirds display a range of colors, including green,brown,blue,and iridescent hues. Some exhibit patterns such as stripes or spots

2025-02-25 14:45:23 UTC

I think scientists classify the hummingbirds by their beaks.

2025-02-25 14:46:18 UTC

based on their beak shape and size

2025-02-25 14:46:19 UTC

I think they may classify them by there different color shades

2025-02-25 14:46:57 UTC

I think they classify them by the size of there body and how long there beaks are and how fast there wings flap and the noise they make

2025-02-25 14:47:02 UTC

I wonder why hummingbirds are so attracted to bright colored flowers.

2025-02-25 14:47:54 UTC

I wonder how hummingbirds stay so still in the air while feeding off a plant

2025-02-25 14:48:03 UTC

I think scientists might classify hummingbirds by their breaks and color to determine species.

2025-02-25 14:48:45 UTC

I wonder what their vision is like and how does it help them find flowers

2025-02-25 14:49:43 UTC

I wonder how hummingbirds came to be.

2025-02-25 14:50:41 UTC

I wonder why their beaks have to be so long and skinny