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Hummers tend to be fearless, probably because they're so fast. If you spend any time near a hum feeder, the birds get used to you. You can stick a finger under a hummer, especially if it's slurping from a feeder with no perches, and it'll drop its landing gear on your finger and continue to feed, perched. :)
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