THE POLLINATORS: HUMMINGBIRDS

A COLORING BOOK

Cover of the book illustrated by the Artist Ashley Fern with a hummingbird drinking necatar from a garden flower. The illustration has a highly detailed border of pen and ink black and white wildflowers and two baby hummers in a bird nest

Hummingbirds are amazing.

They can fly backward, have the smallest eggs in the bird kingdom, build their nests with spider webs, eat bugs, and drink nectar.

And when hummingbirds seek out nectar, they can also pollinate.

FEATURES FOR THIS EDITION:

33 B&W illustrations by the artist by Ashley Fern
82 pages
8.5 x 11 inches, perfect bound
An informative guide is included for each hummer-friendly flower
Extra pages—test your colors and practice your techniques
Fun Facts, and more!
ISBN: ‎979-8873668540

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Two pages of the book with planing guide on the left page and a full-page illustration of a hummingbird and wildflower on the right. Colored pencils are shown for scale

A straight-on shot showing the FUN FACTS page and a TEST YOUR COLORS page. Test your Colors page is a repeat pattern of garden flowers in a circle.

Every day, somewhere in the Americas, a hummingbird is seeking out flowers for nectar. While a hummingbird is feeding and flitting about, there are a few ways it can initiate pollination.

Pollen grains can attach themselves to the bird’s body and “catch a ride” from flower to flower. Another is when the fast-beating wings create a powerful wind that pushes the pollen grains from one flower to another.

Three pages from the book showing the coloring book's illustrations of hummingbirds with poppies, violets, and mums flowers

a two-page spread showing the planting guide on the left and a full page illustration of a hummingbird on the right side

Graphic Design of test that says, " some hummers can fly up to 30 miles per hour"

Three pages ofblack and white line art illustrations up close created by the artist Ashley Fern with pen and ink

We hope you will embark on your own journey of discovery to understand more about hummingbirds and how important pollination is for everybody. Keep an eye out for flowering plants and you’ll be sure to find pollinators hard at work!

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