![Hummingbird nest, photo by Rosemary West © 2009 Hummingbird nest, photo by Rosemary West © 2009](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgtgCLgstsckokJPSOSjqnUJircfafQ3Dd5gbS9BENDUSQiAzw4gWyoVChims2BPFbE-Kxfxf9WpBG00RY9_lbqpoEHgwPCkfbpvD4_ZfFvsIjdns2qJRzuEBj5FwXO1Cd-tmZQQhkeBvk/s400/nest1.jpg)
Hummingbirds are federally protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. We should never harm, disturb or collect the birds or any of their parts, including feathers, eggs and nests. If you find a nest which appears to be in trouble, such as one containing eggs or babies which has fallen to the ground, you should immediately contact a licensed wild bird rehabilitator.
This empty nest will be allowed to continue drifting naturally on the wind.
![Hummingbird nest, photo by Rosemary West © 2009 Hummingbird nest, photo by Rosemary West © 2009](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjn9bZAdQhNG1fJHF0cd7vkJAiivePAInq9GaLP1AYUYDcEhmVRhxT3XbrwXky1EOwSRBM0HYFWtN70tH3eZlc3Hps61RUpsg_Kf-jWBB69ivTrbqFuiD5qjnOlmGgE3RKa1TZ1KFH7hZE/s400/nest2.jpg)
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