Assertion: hummingbird | /r/CapableOf | eat insect
Facets:
value: apart from nectar
type: OTHER
value: after the first few weeks
type: TEMPORAL
value: in order to get all of their nutrients
type: PURPOSE
value: during breeding season
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: like many other birds
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Like many other birds, hummingbirds eat insects.
text: During breeding season and when they’re feeding chicks, hummingbirds also consume insects and spiders to get the protein and other minerals that nectar alone does not provide, according to the National Zoo’s Migratory Bird Center.
text: They usually feed on nectar and insects.
text: Hummingbirds feed insects to their young after the first few weeks,” she said.
text: Hummingbirds live on flower nectar and insects, supplemented by food from hummingbird feeders.
text: As nectar is not an adequate source of protein, hummingbirds also prey upon insects and spiders in order to get all of their nutrients, especially when the hummingbirds are feeding their young.
text: Apart from nectar they also eat spiders, ants, bees, bugs and other insects all of which gives them protein to build up their strength.
text: Like other hummingbirds, bee hummingbirds eat mostly nectar, although they do also eat insects.
text: They also eat insects and spiders.
text: Hummingbirds also eat insects, which provide them with enough proteins.
text: Hummingbirds eat insects and spiders and when they cold months arrive those insects go away.
text: Hummingbirds base their nutrition on nectar but they also eat insects, so you can place a banana peel or a rotting fruit close to the feeder.
text: Hummingbirds will also eat insects visiting and living in the plants and even make nests from spider webs.
text: It’s also worth noting that due to the lack of nectar-producing flowers in the winter months, hummingbirds are forced to switch up their diet and consume insects instead.
text: Hummingbirds also consume insects and spiders.
text: They feed on nectar and insects, as well as tiny spiders.