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Outdoors: Who knew hummingbirds could be so aggressive?

An Allen's hummingbird chases off other birds, bees from Mt. Hoo nectar feeders

The bully Allen’s hummingbird attacking an Anna’s hummingbird. (Ernie Cowan / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)
The bully Allen’s hummingbird attacking an Anna’s hummingbird. (Ernie Cowan / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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An Allen's hummingbird chases off other birds, bees from Mt. Hoo nectar feeders.

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