Hummingbirds can fly backward — ChillScroll

A ruby-throated hummingbird hovering beside red trumpet flowers

Hummingbirds can fly backward

Hummingbirds can power both the downward and upward parts of each wingbeat. That makes them the only vertebrates able to hover for a long time, and it also lets them fly backward and upside down.

A flower gets one last look, and the hummingbird simply reverses out.

Source · Smithsonian's National Zoo ↗