This hummingbird-counting puzzle contains 12 hummingbirds.
Six larger hummingbirds are fairly easy to spot flying among the colorful flowers. But six smaller birds are hidden much more carefully.
Look closely among the leaves, behind the larger birds, around the purple flowers, near the hibiscus, and toward the bottom of the garden.
6 obvious hummingbirds + 6 hidden hummingbirds = 12.
The correct answer is 12 hummingbirds.
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