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Andrew Del-Colle

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Editor, writer, dad guy. Now: Digital editorial director for audubon.org / magazine. Past: Road & Track, Pop Mech, Men's Health. Email: adelcolle@gmail
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From Best Dressed to Class Clown, These 15 Birds Own Their Spring Migrant Superlatives

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By Andrew Del-Colle Verified
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Yep, we're doing this. And you'll probably have opinions. By Andrew Del-Colle Digital Editorial Director, Audubon magazine This article is a product of Audubon magazine. Become a member to receive our quarterly print issue in the mail. Depending on your teenage years, the mere mention of superlatives could either bring back fond memories or resurrect deeply buried trauma. Either way, forget about all that—these superlatives are nothing like those. Except for having the same titles.
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Are Hummingbirds Really Attracted to Red? And Is Dyeing Their Food Safe?

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By Andrew Del-Colle Verified
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Hummingbird feeders come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and styles, but virtually every design has one detail in common: the color red. There's good reason for this. Popular belief has long held that hummers are naturally attracted to the color red—but is it true? Sort of. Hummingbirds can be drawn to the color red, but research has shown that the preference is learned rather than hard-wired.
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Are Hummingbirds Really Attracted to Red? And Is Dying Their Food Safe?

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By Andrew Del-Colle Verified
| Audubon Verified
Hummingbird feeders come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and styles, but virtually every design has one detail in common: the color red. There's good reason for this. Popular belief has long held that hummers are naturally attracted to the color red—but is it true? Sort of. Hummingbirds can be drawn to the color red, but research has shown that the preference is learned rather than hard-wired.
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