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Hummingbird Animation

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Last edited Aug 14, 2023

Created on Aug 14, 2023

A purple circle representing a hummingbird hovers near a stylized tree, bobbing up and down beside a green canopy in a static sky-blue scene. The animation uses D3.js v7 selections and transitions, repeatedly moving the circle’s `cy` attribute between 200 and 180 pixels over a 3000-millisecond duration. The SVG rendering includes simple geometric shapes for the background, trunk, and leaves, with the hummingbird’s motion driven by chained transition callbacks that create an endless loop.

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