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Hummingbirds are generally not aggressive towards humans, and it is rare for them to attack or “attack” a person. However, there are a few reasons why a hummingbird may act in this way:
- Nesting: Hummingbirds can be particularly protective of their nests during the nesting and breeding season. If a person gets too close to a hummingbird’s nest, the bird may fly at them in an attempt to chase them away.
- Territory: Hummingbirds are known to be territorial, and they may defend the area around their feeders or nesting sites. If a person enters the hummingbird’s territory, it may fly at them in an attempt to chase them away.
- Feeder: Hummingbirds may become aggressive if they feel that their food source is being threatened. If a person is near their feeder or if a person is trying to take away their feeder, the hummingbird may fly at them in an attempt to protect their food source.
- Mistaken identity: Hummingbirds may mistake a person’s hair or jewelry for an insect or other food source and fly towards it.
If a hummingbird is acting aggressively, it is best to give them space and avoid getting too close to their nest or feeders. Also, it is important to remember that hummingbirds are wild animals and should be treated with respect and care. While it is enjoyable to have them visit, it’s important not to interfere with their natural behaviors and habits.