Welcome to "Kiwi" LoveBird Hut She is a very sweet bird we love, and she provides many hours of enjoyment. We opted to have her because of her beauty in color and her personality was super. We're located in Summerville SC. We are a small breeding co. We will be listing our little ones here when they are ready to go. They are hand fed and tamed. They will love you as if you are the only one for them. As of now, we will not ship them due to the potential hazard risk in shipping. |
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| A Rainbow of Feathers Hummingbirds come in all colors of the rainbow; some of their feathers actually change color as they move in the light. Hummingbird names such as green-crowned comet, sapphire-vented puffleg, and ruby-throated hummingbird describe their beautiful fancy feathers. In the mid-1800s, hundreds of thousands of hummingbirds were killed for their feathers and some almost became extinct. Luckily, people today realize that the feathers look much better on the birds! |
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| When it comes to flying, nobody does it better than a hummingbird. Like a helicopter, it can go up, down, sideways, backwards, even upside down! This is because most of its wing is made of hand bones instead of arm bones like other birds. Hummingbirds also have muscles that power both the up and down stroke instead of just the down stroke as in other birds. They can beat their wings up to 200 times per minute. Hummingbirds are such good fliers that most of them never walk as far as two inches (51 millimeters). |