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Sep
National Hummingbird Day, celebrated on September 2nd, is a special day to appreciate hummingbirds. These tiny, colorful birds can fly really fast and hover in the air like little helicopters. On this day, people might watch hummingbirds in gardens, learn about where they live, and how important they are for nature. Hummingbirds help flowers grow by spreading pollen, just like bees do. To help these birds, people might hang special red feeders with sugar water for them to sip. It's a fun day to enjoy and protect these amazing creatures while learning more about them.
How to celebrate National Hummingbird Day?
Wake up early and find a peaceful garden or park. Bring a small pair of binoculars to watch hummingbirds up close. Wear bright colored clothes like red and pink, because hummingbirds like those colors. Fill a feeder with sugar water to see if you can attract some hummingbirds. Spend some time drawing or painting these tiny birds. In the afternoon, read a book or watch a video to learn more about them. Make hummingbird crafts using colorful paper. Finally, share your favorite thing you learned with your family and friends to spread the joy of hummingbirds!
Where National Hummingbird Day is celebrated?
- - International
