Like a dog, the hummingbird laps the nectar from the flower. Though this may seem like the bird may not get enough nectar, a hummingbird can lick up to thirteen times per second—much faster than a dog. zcu.io/lPiB

The More Birds® Bird Health+™ Prestige Hummingbird Feeder features soft ports and a double perch ring design that optimize the feeding angle and comfort for all species of hummingbirds. zcu.io/vapo

Did you know... The heaviest bird in the air is the Kori Bustard, from East and South Africa. It weighs about 31 lb. (14 kg.), with the largest on recorded being 40 lb. (18 kg.). Because it is such hard work to fly, it flies only in emergencies and for only short distances.

Tuesday Tweet— From the American Bird Conservancy: Many birds nest only in this treeless biome. As the planet warms, what is at stake and how might they fare? zcu.io/DnPu

Wild Bird Spotlight Western Bluebirds look similar to their eastern cousins. They love to eat grubs, and insects and often feed in flocks. Have you seen them in your backyard?

Did you know... What keeps a bird up in the air is the shape of its wings. The first humans to discover how birds stay aloft were Australian Aborigines when they invented the boomerang.

Peanuts are a fast, easy, and surprisingly nutritious food for many backyard birds. Offering birds peanuts in your yard is a great way to attract more species and broaden the appeal of your bird-friendly buffet. zcu.io/aUqg

Tuesday Tweet: From the American Bird Conservancy: How To Help Chicks And Fledglings This Breeding Season—It’s a vulnerable time of year for young birds, but you can help reduce potential threats. zcu.io/tiRV?utm_sourc…

The More Birds® Bird Health+™ 3-in-1 Hummingbird Feeder is a window feeder, staked feeder and hanging feeder – all in one! zcu.io/WbgO

Did you know... Oilbirds are the only birds that use echolocation the way that bats do. However, bats are much better at it. A bat can even fly through the blades of a moving fan. Oilbirds are also the only nocturnal fruit-eating birds in the world!

Here are our top 5 hummingbird feeders! zcu.io/2Fyb

Wild Bird Spotlight: Ruby-crowned Kinglets are olive-green birds with a prominent white eye ring and white wing bar. This wing bar contrasts with an adjacent blackish bar in the wing. The “ruby crown” of the male is only occasionally visible. Have you seen or heard one?

Experience the jubilation of feeding hummingbirds with the More Birds® Plastic Jubilee Hummingbird Feeder! zcu.io/GsAx

Did you know... Lighthouses are dangerous for birds. The beams attract birds, especially in misty conditions, and many are killed when they fly into the glass.

Picking the perfect hummingbird feeder can be a tough decision. Here are a few tips to help you decide which one is best: zcu.io/QVR3

Tuesday Tweet: From the American Bird Conservancy Climate change is bad news for birds. Impacts like higher temperatures, rising sea levels, extreme weather, habitat loss, and disease spread are already having an effect on hundreds of avian species. zcu.io/2mIu

Wild Bird Spotlight The Yellow-Rumped Warbler is widespread and very common across North America. Tell us if you've spotted one lately!

Attract a wide variety of birds with the More Birds® Copper Provincial Screen Feeder! zcu.io/uvlt

Did you know... Woodcocks and many ducks have their eyes placed at the sides of their heads so that they have a 360-degree field of vision!

Learn about the American Goldfinch! zcu.io/kW3w