Hummingbird - Hover

The position of this Hummer is floating in mid air, as if poised over a flower. The front side is highly detailed with feathers, and the reverse shows a climbing vine pattern, like the places where many of their food sources grow. Hummingbirds have a long history of folklore and symbolism in native cultures. Some cultures see Hummingbirds as messengers to their ancestors or gods. Others see Hummingbirds as healers and bringers of love, good luck, and joy. The colorful and energetic Hummingbird often symbolizes joy and playfulness, but these tiny birds can also be symbols of adaptability, resilience and perseverance. They must constantly gather food to maintain their high metabolism, and have developed fiercely protective strategies to ensure access to food sources. Hummingbirds are known to migrate huge distances so they can spend the winter in warmer climates, since their bodies are so sensitive to temperature. In fact, Hummers even lower their heart rate while they are sleeping almos