What is the natural habitat for hummingbirds?

As increased urbanization, habitat alteration and habitat loss continue throughout the Americas, many hummingbirds are in decline. Some hummingbirds are able to adapt well to gardens, given the right conditions. read more

A hummingbird's only natural habitat (the place where they live) is in the America's. Their range is as far north as Alaska and as far south as Chile. Most hummingbirds live in the South America. read more

Broad-billed hummingbird in their natural habitat They tend to live alone and will put up with other Hummingbirds in the area as long as there is plenty of food around. When they migrate they will do so in groups which allows them to be able to benefit from the aerodynamics of their movements in the air and to conserve energy during movement. read more

Just as hummingbirds are more plentiful in diverse natural habitats, the more diverse your backyard habitat is, the more successful it will be for attracting hummingbirds. Conserving Habitat. Habitat conservation is critical for protecting all hummingbird species. read more