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PRE-Sale - Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens - Hardcover

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PRE-Sale of Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens
A visual record of the hummingbirds we’re at risk of losing

Packaging and shipping will start around April 15, 2026

Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens is a powerful photography-driven nonfiction book that documents the world’s most threatened hummingbird species and the urgent conservation work needed to save them. Photographer and conservation advocate Anthony Lujan takes readers into the rare habitats where critically endangered, vulnerable, and rediscovered hummingbirds fight to survive.

Across Chile, Colombia, Peru, and the Caribbean, Lujan captures species on the edge of extinction and exposes the real threats driving their decline: habitat loss, climate change, invasive species, extreme weather, and shrinking ecosystems. His field photography and work with conservation partners reveal what’s happening to hummingbirds in real time, far beyond what most people ever see.

Perfect for readers who care about wildlife conservation, bird photography, endangered species, and hummingbirds themselves, this book blends striking visuals with clear explanations about the crisis unfolding now across hummingbird habitats.

Inside you’ll find:
• Rare photos of critically endangered hummingbirds found in only a few locations on Earth
• The story of rediscovered species once thought extinct
• How climate change, deforestation, and invasive species are reshaping ecosystems
• Real conservation efforts happening across the Americas
• Why hummingbirds are disappearing faster than most people realize

This book is ideal for fans of wildlife photography, birding, nature conservation, and nonfiction about endangered species. It’s also a strong match for readers of nature documentaries and anyone who cares about wildlife and what’s putting these birds at risk.

This isn’t a field guide.
It’s an unfiltered look at what we stand to lose—and why awareness matters before silence takes their place.

I invite you to be part of this mission. Five dollars from every book sold funds organizations working to safeguard endangered hummingbirds and the ecosystems they depend on.

PRE-Sale of Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens
A visual record of the hummingbirds we’re at risk of losing

Packaging and shipping will start around April 15, 2026

Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens is a powerful photography-driven nonfiction book that documents the world’s most threatened hummingbird species and the urgent conservation work needed to save them. Photographer and conservation advocate Anthony Lujan takes readers into the rare habitats where critically endangered, vulnerable, and rediscovered hummingbirds fight to survive.

Across Chile, Colombia, Peru, and the Caribbean, Lujan captures species on the edge of extinction and exposes the real threats driving their decline: habitat loss, climate change, invasive species, extreme weather, and shrinking ecosystems. His field photography and work with conservation partners reveal what’s happening to hummingbirds in real time, far beyond what most people ever see.

Perfect for readers who care about wildlife conservation, bird photography, endangered species, and hummingbirds themselves, this book blends striking visuals with clear explanations about the crisis unfolding now across hummingbird habitats.

Inside you’ll find:
• Rare photos of critically endangered hummingbirds found in only a few locations on Earth
• The story of rediscovered species once thought extinct
• How climate change, deforestation, and invasive species are reshaping ecosystems
• Real conservation efforts happening across the Americas
• Why hummingbirds are disappearing faster than most people realize

This book is ideal for fans of wildlife photography, birding, nature conservation, and nonfiction about endangered species. It’s also a strong match for readers of nature documentaries and anyone who cares about wildlife and what’s putting these birds at risk.

This isn’t a field guide.
It’s an unfiltered look at what we stand to lose—and why awareness matters before silence takes their place.

I invite you to be part of this mission. Five dollars from every book sold funds organizations working to safeguard endangered hummingbirds and the ecosystems they depend on.

Praise for Endangered Hummingbirds
"The stunning photographs, paired with compelling and accessible text, create a clear call to action for all of us to help ensure these magical hummingbirds survive. The book presents a sobering, realistic view of the magnitude of the challenges facing hummingbirds while simultaneously empowering readers to take action to support their conservation. This is a timely and important book that calls on us to both appreciate these remarkable species and commit to supporting their conservation."
— Peter Hodum, PhD
Professor, University of Puget Sound
Board President, Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge

"Hummingbirds are among the world's most beautiful species, yet many are also among the most endangered, restricted to small and remote ranges. As a result, most people never have the opportunity to see them. This book's brilliant photography reveals their beauty, while the text clearly explains their conservation needs and highlights the local organizations working to protect hummingbirds and the habitats they depend on."
— Daniel Lebbin, PhD
Vice President of Threatened Species
American Bird Conservancy

“This book is a must-have for anyone interested in hummingbirds. Breathtaking photographs bring to life species that few people have ever seen, including several that were only recently rediscovered. The writing clearly explains the challenges hummingbirds face today and outlines what must be done to ensure these remarkable species are not lost forever.”
— John C. Mittermeier, PhD
Director, Search for Lost Birds
American Bird Conservancy

"Through this wonderful work, Endangered Hummingbirds: Seeing the Crisis Through My Lens, Anthony Lujan, with his exceptional photographic talent, not only captures the majesty and beauty of hummingbirds, but also leads us to reflect on the grave situation many species are facing and the immediate actions we must take to prevent their extinction, something we simply cannot afford to allow. As Anthony notes, photography is also a voice for the unheard, and his book invites us to continue listening to and admiring these beautiful, threatened hummingbirds in their natural habitats."
— Dr. Roberto Carlos Almazán Núñez
Professor and Researcher, Laboratorio de Ecología y Biogeografía de la Conservación
Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero

"Just as hummingbirds scintillate, so too do the photographs and informed commentary of Anthony Lujan for those various trochilid species that are now of particular conservation concern. Relevant ecological context, behavioral diversity, and specific interactions with humans (both positive and negative) are enthusiastically covered in the text, all with a prevailing sense of optimism for the future of these magnificent gems. This is a book that will inspire enthusiasts and others to act now to learn more about these endangered species, and to facilitate their protection."
— Robert Dudley, PhD
Professor, Department of Integrative Biology
University of California, Berkeley

"This important book highlights many of the threats that hummingbirds face today. It would be a tragedy to lose even one of these gems."
— Christopher J. Clark, PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Evolution, Ecology, & Organismal Biology
University of California, Riverside