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I am deeply grateful for the inspiration and information
given by these hummingbird resources:
- Andrews, Ted, Animal Speak,
St. Paul, MN, Llewellyn Publications,
1993.
The original desire to create art about the spiritual essence of hummingbirds came from the book, Animal Speak, by Ted Andrews. Mr. Andrews has woven together knowledge and wisdom from every mythic and scientific source to build a truly comprehensive
view of our meaningful relationship with nature. The dictionary of birds, animals, insects and amphibians is invaluable.
Each Book/Author is assigned a source number. Number notations throughout the hummingbird information articles refer to these resources:
- Burton, Robert, The World of the
Hummingbird, Buffalo, New York:
Firefly Books Ltd, 2001.
- Johnsgard, Paul A., The Hummingbirds
of North America, Washington, D.C.,
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1997.
- Kaufman, Lynn, Hummingbirds
of the American West, Tucson,
AZ, Rio Nuevo Publishers,
2001.
- Long, Kim, Hummingbirds:
A Wildlife Handbook, Boulder, CO,
Johnson Priting, 1997.
- Rhodes, Richard, James Audubon:
The Making of an American, New York,
Vintage Books, 2000.
- Skutch, Alexander, The Life of
the Hummingbird, New York,
Crown Publishers, Inc, 1973.
- Thurston, Harry, The World of the
Hummingbird, San Francisco, CA,
Sierra Club Books, 1999.
- Tilford, Tony, The World of
Hummingbirds, New York,
Gramercy Books, 2000.
- Toops, Connie, Hummingbirds:
Jewels in Flight, Stillwater, MN,
Voyager Press, 1992.
- True, Dan, Hummingbirds of North
America, Albuquerque, NM, University
of New Mexico Press, 1993.
- Tyrrell, Esther Quesada, Hummingbirds: Their Life and
Behavior, New York, Crown
Publishers, Inc, 1985.
- Williamson, Sheri L. Peterson, Field Guides – Hummingbirds
of North America, New York,
Houghton Mifflin Co., 2001.
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