National Hummingbird Day
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Where is National Hummingbird Day celebrated?
National Hummingbird Day is celebrated in different parts of America.
Who is National Hummingbird Day celebrated by?
National Hummingbird Day is celebrated in September by wildlife lovers, bird lovers, photographers, and curious people passionate about nature. Kids and adults usually have fun watching hummingbirds in real life.
When did National Hummingbird Day first start?
No particular day or year was first followed when National Hummingbird Day was first observed; however, it was started to conserve the hummingbird species.
Who started National Hummingbird Day?
It is believed that National Hummingbird Day was started by bird lovers who felt the need to raise awareness about birds.This day is now celebrated every year across the US.
History And Timeline
Be it the Bee Hummingbird or any other species, these birds create for majestic sight for you to feel the difference in your monotonous life. Here are some important aspects related to their history: -
The Embryonic Society
The Embryonic Society is created for the protection of birds.
1889Big Garden Birdwatch
For the very first time, Big Garden Birdwatch event is organized.
1979National Bird-Feeding Society
National Bird-Feeding Society was established in 1989 to formalize the habit of feeding birds.
1989Great Backyard Bird Count
Great Backyard Bird Count project is officially launched.
1998National Hummingbird Day
National Hummingbird Day is celebrated for the first time. It is dedicated to this wild bird species.
20th centuryTraditions And Customs
You can also attract hummingbirds to your balcony or garden. It feels calm to watch this tiny colorful bird sitting in your backyard and enjoying the time and space among the flowers and native plants. Usually, kids use a bright red hummingbird feeder to attract them.
Make sure that the feeder has a continuous source of direct sunlight. The hummingbird needs to eat multiple times a day. It is your responsibility to fill up the feeder with tiny insects or nectar.
Ways To Celebrate National Hummingbird Day
You can visit a nearby garden or a bird sanctuary to see hummingbirds on National Hummingbird Day.
If a hummingbird is not native to your place, then you can celebrate this day by reading something online about hummingbirds and gaining some insights into it. Watch a documentary about hummingbirds, or you can also keep a hummingbird feeder in your house.
If you celebrate this day by visiting a bird sanctuary or by posting pictures of a hummingbird, then make sure to join the community by tagging your posts on social media.
Facts And Stats
- The exact origins of National Hummingbird Day are not known yet.
- National Hummingbird Day is celebrated on the first Saturday of September. So, make sure that you visit a nearby bird sanctuary on National Hummingbird Day to see some hummingbirds.
- Different events are organized by wildlife and avian organizations to commemorate this day.
Why is there a lot of buzz about National Hummingbird Day?
The buzzing sound of a hummingbird comes from the fast flapping of their wings when they fly. The wings produce the humming effect while flying.
Why are wildlife lovers so excited for National Hummingbird Day?
Wildlife lovers get to witness hummingbirds in large numbers and listen to their beautiful wingbeats. Hence, National Hummingbird Day causes excitement for all bird lovers to observe the hummingbird.
How can we help conserve hummingbirds?
Conservation of species of animals and birds requires awareness among people. Dedicating a specific day for hummingbirds helps spread awareness about the significance of a hummingbird. Once people become aware of their duties, they restrict activities that might threaten hummingbirds. You can also attract hummingbirds by keeping a feeder in your garden or balcony.
Why is National Hummingbird Day so significant?
National Hummingbird Day helps us learn the importance and diversity of hummingbirds.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Saturday, September 05, 2020
- Saturday, September 04, 2021
- Saturday, September 03, 2022
- Saturday, September 02, 2023
- Saturday, September 07, 2024
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