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To See It Is Just A Blur. The humming bird, one of the tiniest of all birds of which
To See It Is Just A Blur. The humming bird, one of the tiniest of all birds of which there are about 300 species hail from tropical America. They have a very high metabolism and the wing beats vary from approximately 65 - 80 beats per second. That is why visitors to the London Zoo Humming Bird House see the bird but not not the wings in flight - they are just a blur. 17th February 1972
George Greenwell
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
72-1577
Media ID 21752327
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Birds Flight Nature Speed Feeder Humming Bird
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. This print captures the essence of the hummingbird, one of nature's tiniest marvels. With over 300 species originating from tropical America, these birds possess an extraordinary level of energy and agility. Their wings beat at an astonishing rate, ranging from 65 to 80 beats per second. The London Zoo Humming Bird House offers visitors a glimpse into this mesmerizing world. As you stand in awe before their enclosure, you witness the bird's presence but struggle to perceive its wings in flight – they become nothing more than a blur. This phenomenon is a testament to their unparalleled speed and grace. Taken on the 17th of February in 1972 by George Greenwell, this photograph transports us back to a simpler time - the vibrant era of the 1970s. The image showcases not only the beauty and wonder of these tiny creatures but also highlights England's dedication to preserving nature within its bustling cityscape. As we gaze upon this remarkable snapshot, let us be reminded that even though some things may appear fleeting or elusive at first glance, they possess an undeniable power and significance that can leave us breathless with admiration for our natural world.
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