The Amazing Design of Hummingbirds

These little birds are considered New World dwellers, so people in the Eastern Hemisphere are missing out on having them buzz around. The biggest variety is found in South America. They are impressive examples of the Master Engineer's craftmanship.

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Darwin's disciples have a habit of evosplaining with the vacuous claim, "It evolved", but they are only making statements from presuppositions and circular reasoning. Indeed, not only is there no evidence of reptile- or dinosaur-to-bird evolution (dinosaurs and birds existed at the same time even in evolutionary terms), but the fossil record is also a hostile witness.

"B-b-b-b-but mah precious evolushunz!"

Nope. 

Evolution is also invoked when seeing the compatibility between flowers and hummingbird feeding; not only do these birds show no sign of evolution, the flowers from which they take their nectar have been around since creation as well. These birds also metabolize both fructose and glucose, but we cannot because we need a more complex diet. They also have a visual range that exceeds ours. Then we have their vocalizations, which are much higher than humans can hear. Then there's that metabolism. It's very high, but they actually lower it at night.

By the way, many people put out special feeders for these cute critters. That's great, but take care of the feeders or your good intentions can kill them. You savvy that?

When using their Darwin spectacles, materialists interpret everything as evidence for evolution and reflexively rule out evidence for design. To interpret the evidence that hummingbirds were designed by God makes a passel of sense, but claiming that they exist (and thrive) because of blind chance evolution is absurd.

. . . the hummingbird, an amazing feathered acrobat, tiny and fearless. Many scientists attempt to explain hummingbirds’ profound innate engineering in Darwinian terms, but the evolutionists’ own explanations reveal the flaws in their logic.

Of all the birds of God’s creation, the hummingbird (“hummer”) might be the most remarkable. Everything about these creatures shouts design. Their little hearts can beat more than 1,000 times a minute, while their wings beat from 50 to 80 times a second.

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