Last minute Mother's Day gift: Adopt a hummingbird!

Adopt this miniature marvel for Mom

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"What's a last-minute way to show that Mom is the brightest thing in my life?"

Adopt a hummingbird. Send an instant e-card.

It's Quick & Easy. Great for Last-Minute Gifts!

Browse our collection and choose a bird Adopt one for someone special Send an e-card or print an announcement of your gift Get a plush bird, certificate, and photo in the mail

A gift Mom will love. An impact that lasts.

Ruby-throated Hummingbird DONATION LEVEL: $60 Adopt Now

This miniature marvel is sure to set Mom's heart racing. Act fast and adopt a Ruby-throated Hummingbird for Mother's Day today! When you adopt a bird through Audubon's Gift Center, you'll show you care for birds and the natural world we share—and you'll support our top-flight work on their behalf. We'll send a sweet plush bird as our way of saying thank you. Adopt a Ruby-throated Hummingbird now—and send an instant e-card to your loved one to let them know you're thinking of them.

Photo: Barry Jerald Jr./Audubon Photography Awards

Other Birds To Adopt:

Atlantic Puffin DONATION LEVEL: $60 Adopt Now Photo: Catherine Dobbins Dalessio/Audubon Photography Awards

Eastern Bluebird DONATION LEVEL: $60 Adopt Now Photo: Jim Chagares/Audubon Photography Awards

Red-tailed Hawk DONATION LEVEL: $60 Adopt Now Photo: Hannah Badgett/Audubon Photography Awards

Transactions made through our Gift Catalog are symbolic. Funds will be directed to Audubon's mission to protect birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow. Your gift is tax deductible as allowed by law. Please call 1-800-361-7724 if you have any questions or would like to place your order over the phone.

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