"Bella" the Allen's Hummingbird
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"Bella" the Allen's Hummingbird

"Bella" the Allen's Hummingbird

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Bella, an Allen's hummingbird, has been nesting in a ficus tree in La Verne, California since at least 2005. She raises up to four to five broods every year, from November to June.

Rosie is an Allen's/Rufous hummingbird hybrid believed to be an offspring of Bella Hummingbird.

After about two and a half weeks, the eggs hatch. She feeds her tiny chicks a diet of insects and nectar. The babies fledge 21-25 days from hatch and are ready to fly.

 


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Multiple species featured on Live Cams. (Shown above: Broad-billed Hummingbird)

Located in La Verne, California, this live cam toggles between a popular hummingbird feeder and the tiny Bella nest, which has been home to female hummingbirds and their offspring since 2005. This nest is about the size of half a golf ball, perfect for eggs that are about as small as a Tic-Tac.

During the off-season, enjoy the highlight clips of the previous season that are featured on Explore.org.

Featured Clip
Bella's Eggs Hatch March 2017
Watch Bella's second egg hatch on March 8, 2017 at 9:40am PST.
Welcome to the nest Viola & Tada.


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