Climate Change Causing Hummingbird Missed Connections
Missed connection: Me, a broad-tailed, red-throated hummingbird. You, a delicate yellow flower full of nectar. I flew all the way from Central America to find you, but you'd withered away. Why did you bloom so early?...
Source: Yahoo Science News - Saturday, 2 June, 2012
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