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Hummingbirds - Vertical Flight Originators

Started by akradecki, June 26, 2009, 05:00:12 PM

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They may not have rotors, but anything that can achieve vertical flight has my respect, including this little guy that I watched a few minutes ago outside my kitchen window
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There is a great NOVA show on Hummingbirds.

They are very cool little creatures.

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