Hummingbird
in Scribblenauts Unmasked
Type	Bird
Behavior	Docile
Synonyms	Akialoa, Akiapola'au, Akikiki, Akohekohe, Alauahio, Amakihi, Anianiau, Apapane, Avocetbill, Awlbill, Bamboowren, Barbtail, Barbthroat, Barred-Woodcreeper, Blackeye, Bloodbird, Blossom Crown, Brilliant, Carib, Castlebuilder, Colibri, Comet (Bird) (Scribblenauts only), Coronet (Bird), Cotinga, Doctor Bird, Earthcreeper, Evelynae, Firecrown, Flowerpecker, Flufftail, Foliage Gleaner, Goldentail, Goldenthroat, Graveteiro, Groundcreeper, Helmetcrest, Hillstar, Honeyeater, Hoohoo, Hookbill, Hornero, I'iwi, Jacamar, Jacobin, Jewelfront, Kakawahie, Kākāwahie, Lancebill, Laniisoma, Leafscraper, Leaftosser, Longbill, Mamo, Manakin, Matuhituhi, Mātuhituhi, Meguro, Metaltail, Miravalles, Mountain Gem, Myzomela, Needletail, Nukupu'u, Palmcreeper, Parakeet, Piedtail, Piprite, Piprites, Plovercrest, Plumeteer, Puffleg, Purpletuft, Rackettail, Rayadito, Recurvebill, Rubythroat, Sabrewing, Sapphirewing, Schiffornis, Scythebill, Sheartail, Short-Tail, Silktail, Silvereye, Sittella, Softtail, Spatuletail, Spiderhunter, Spinebill, Spinetail, Starfrontlet, Starthroat, Streamcreeper, Streamertail, Sunangel, Sunbeam (Bird), Sunbird, Sungem, Swift, Swiftlet, Thistletail, Thornbird, Thorntail, Tityra, Treehunter, Treerunner, Treeswift, Tyrant-Manakin, Vanikoro, Velvetbreast, Violetear, Visorbearer, Wallcreeper, Waxeye, White-Eye, Woodcreeper, Woodnymph, Woodstar, Xenop
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The hummingbird is a small bird that consumes nectar. They are small and beat their wings faster than the human eye. The 70+ synonyms of the hummingbird refer to various types of hummingbirds, as well as similar birds such as sunbirds and Hawaiian honeycreepers.

Appearance

The hummingbird is green with a white breast and a hooked black beak, resembling the female form of many common hummingbirds native to the United States. It has a unique flying animation, flapping its wings rapidly like an insect.

Behavior

Like all birds, hummingbirds are interested in birdhouses, expressing the emotion when they see it. They are also interested in nests, honey, and birdbaths, expressing instead. Flowers make the hummingbird express the emotion.

Synonym Origins

• Avocetbill, Awlbill, Barbthroat, Blossom Crown, Brilliant, Carib, Comet, Coronet, Cotinga, Firecrown, Goldenthroat, Helmetcrest, Hillstar, Jacobin, Jewelfront, Lancebill, Metaltail, Mountain Gem, Piedtail, Plovercrest, Plumeteer, Puffleg, Rackettail, Rubythroat, Sabrewing, Sapphirewing, Sheartail, Starfrontlet, Streamertail, Sunangel, Sungem, Thorntail, Velvetbreast, Violetear, Visorbearer, Woodnymph, and Woodstar are types of hummingbirds.
• Akialoa, Akiapola’au, Akikiki, Akohekohe, Amakihi, Anianiau, Apapane, I’iwi, Kakawahie, Kākāwahie, Mamo, Nukupu’u are types of Hawaiian honeycreepers.
• Barbtail, Barred-Woodcreeper, Earthcreeper, Foliage Gleaner, Hookbill, Hornero, Leaftosser, Palmcreeper, Rayadito, Scythebill, Softtail, Spinetail, Streamcreeper, Thistletail, Thornbird, Treehunter, Treerunner, Woodcreeper, and Xenop are types of ovenbirds.
• Colibri is Spanish for hummingbird.
• Flufftail is a type of rail.
• Honeyeater, Myzomela, and Spinebill are types of honeyeaters.
• Manakin, Tyrant-Manakin are types of manakins. Piprite and Piprites are birds previously placed in the manakin family.
• Silvereye, Vanikoro, Waxeye, and White-Eye are types of white-eyes.
• Spiderhunter and Sunbird are types of sunbirds.