Nest Site Selection: Female hummingbirds carefully select nest sites that provide shelter from the elements and minimize the risk of predation.
Nest Construction: Hummingbird nests are typically small and cup-shaped, constructed from a variety of materials, including plant fibers
Egg Laying and Incubation: Once the nest is complete, the female lays a clutch of one to three eggs, depending on the species.
Parental Care: Both male and female hummingbirds contribute to the care of the nestlings, although the female typically bears the primary responsibility
Feeding Frequency: Hummingbird parents must feed their nestlings frequently to meet their high energy demands
Fledging and Independence: After approximately two to three weeks, the nestlings are ready to fledge, or leave the nest
Once fledged, the young hummingbirds may continue to receive parental care and guidance for a period before becoming independent.
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