To the victor goes the spoils
Special Photo: Donna Anderson
By Donna Anderson
Special to The Albany Herald
ALBANY — Donna Anderson’s hummers are at it again. The Herald correspondent writes: “Sometimes hummingbirds get very territorial. They will fight over feeders. This is especially true in their preparation for migration. When they fight, it is amazing to see and hear. They will hit each other in flight and zip up, in and out. Their tails will fan out and their wings sound like the lightsabers from Star Wars. They will chase each other away until a victor has won. Or at least until the next round. We caught these two in battle last Sunday.”
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