Hummingbirds hatch from tiny eggs and grow rapidly in the nest.
Once fledged, young hummingbirds learn to fly and feed on nectar.
Adult hummingbirds establish territories and court potential mates.
Mating leads to the female building a nest and laying eggs.
The female incubates the eggs until they hatch, continuing the cycle.
Hummingbirds repeat this life cycle, contributing to their species' survival.