Every time I’m in the outdoors, I become a little overwhelmed by the breathtaking beauty this world has to offer.
If you live in a metropolis like I do, you soon learn to realize how miraculous each flower and blade of grass truly is.
Unfortunately, there are many people in the world who fail to truly comprehend the beauty of the natural environment.
Still, far too many people would rather cut down a rare tree for its wood than allow it to survive and procreate.
Fortunately, those people are outweighed by the vast majority of compassionate people who want to safeguard Mother Earth!
The fine people of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are at the top of this list of resilient people.
Every day, even this spring, they defend the ecology of our nation.
Many animals, particularly flimsy and delicate ones like hummingbirds, breed in the spring.
In light of this, the USFWA is available to inform people on what to do and what not to do if they accidentally come into a hummingbird breeding place.
As a result of numerous Facebook users spreading the message to their friends and family, the message had a significant impact online very soon.
In total, the post received more than 250,000 shares from considerate nature lovers working to protect hummingbirds.
A stunning image of a hummingbird nest in the wild was uploaded with the caption when it was posted online.
The picture, which is credited to Kelly Campbell, is a lovely depiction of an almost absurdly small bird’s nest lodged in an evergreen’s branches.
These pixie-like birds, which normally weigh less than one-tenth of an ounce, have a fantastical appearance.
Additionally, the USFWS added some strong advice on what to do if you come across one of these nests in the wild.