"Hummingbirds, like all Neotropical migrants, don't recognize any borders, boundaries, or countries; they consider all of the Americas their home, nesting in the northern part of their range and wintering in the southern part."
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Robert Sargent, Ruby-Throated Hummingbird (1999), Chapter 1, (), p. 4
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