PEARSON 1951-1952 Hummingbird 2 Long day 16 1/2 made nest, 18 outside. Nest fastened by twigs to ceiling At 12:30 a.m. went into upper tunnel. A ground tyrant flew; caught him. Then a streaked spine tail flew, body temp. warm. Then a hummer flew but escaped. Then another hummer flew; caught him. Then caught a torpid hummer. It was hanging from the ceiling, actually hanging from a vertical fixture, using tal to help support herself. Temp of tunnel here, 25 feet from entrance, was 14, temp. of bird in gullet 14 1/2. Kept her alive until next morning when she was normally active. Photographed her. In the lower tunnel at 12:30 caught 1 acture hummer (may have been the one that escaped upper tunnel) whose gullet temp. was 36. Tunnel 14. In afternoon found another tunnel nearby. This one too had the remains of a nest, about 20 ft in. After travelling over into the soft valley south, at (1,200' also, we looked in another tunnel and found remains of another hummer nest. Hence of 4 tunnels that we had looked in, each had a single nest. Of the 5 hummers we caught in 2 tunnels, all were 4. Dec.15 Rio Santa Rosa, 13,300ft. Anty saw a hummer come out of a flake-like hole in a stream bank.