This document describes the characteristics of hummingbirds, which are among the smallest birds in the world. Hummingbirds belong to the bird and vertebrate family, have warm blood, bones, and eat pollen, insects, and spiders. They lay eggs, are very small at about 8 cm long and 2 g, make noise from fast wing movement, and have a tail, feathers, wings, long tongue, and beak. They can fly and walk and live in America.

1. • This animal belongs to the bird
and vertebrate family.
• It has got bones. It has got
warm blood.
• It eats pollen from flowers. It
eats insects and spiders too.
• It lays eggs.
• It’s a very little animal. (It is about 8 cm. long. It weighs about 2 g.)
• Hummingbirds are among the smallest birds in the world.
• It is quiet but it makes noise when it moves its wings very fast.
• It has got a tail, beautiful feathers, wings, a long tongue and a beak.
• It can fly and walk. It lives in America.
BY PABLO SÁNCHEZ NOSTI