broken beak???

16 years ago

ohmygosh, I am close to a heart attack here, I just watched a hummingbird acting so weird and after getting close it looks like he has a broken beak,.,.. please someone tell me that this can't be

Evelyn

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Janis_G
16 years ago
Unfortunately yes it can happen. I had one a few years
back. It couldn't use a feeder so I put out an open dish
of nectar. It was there for a couple of days and then I
never saw it again. I supposed that it had died.
I felt so sad that I couldn't help the little thing.
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