Like WiddoMouse said, don't add food coloring to your nectar solution. Back in the day, people use to redden their solutions with evil liver destroying Red Lake food color. Shame on them!!! Most food colors are molecularly disgusting, and the world would be better off without them. (my 2 cents)
@b1aflatoxin AMEN no coloring!! Red ribbon and I have 2 red spot lights in the yard by the feeders. They do look at them some too. My wife makes me turn them off at night ;) .
Sigh - I live east of the Mississippi, so we see only the ruby-throated. I would love to have some of these other variaties in our yards! They are spectacularly colored.
I have a lot of shit which has accumulated at the bottom my cuckoo clock, has anyone got any ideas on how to house train this young cuckoo, my wife just Say's stop feeding the dam thing, but I think this his very cruel.
Was wondering how often to should change the water and just found out. Heard that they were dying from mold because people were not changing the water frequently. I was changing it every couple days this past summer and still noticed that when the temp got real hot mold would show up.
@vvrsanmarcos It's a peruvian humming bird called "Marvellous Spatuletail" (Loddigesia mirabilis - colibrí cola de espátula) this species is found in the forest edge of the Río Utcubamba region.
@Elyannia The Marvellous Spatuletail is unique among birds, for it has just four feathers in its tail. Its most remarkable feature is the male's two long racquet-shaped outer tail feathers that cross each other and end in large violet-blue discs or "spatules". He can move them independently..." this bird appears on the "Nature" (Vida) documentary
Sugar is NOT harmful to them. You make the nectar from one part of white table sugar (sucrose) and 4 parts of water...bring to a boil and immediately cool down. Do not add red coloring. Do not use brown sugar. Do not use artificial sweetener. Put into a clean feeder and replace with clean nectar every 1 to 6 days (the warmer the weather the more frequent ly you need to replace the nectar.
@WiddoMouse ...and do NOT use honey! Honey ferments rapidly when mixed with water and most honey is unpasturized (which is why you shouldn't feed it to children under 2 yrs old)
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beautiful! just a couple critiques: there are many species of hummingbirds, they are not a single species. and spider webs do not count as "plant material".
Well done vid! Simply beautiful!
rraudiogal 6 months ago
Very nice video. I enjoyed it very much.
Like WiddoMouse said, don't add food coloring to your nectar solution. Back in the day, people use to redden their solutions with evil liver destroying Red Lake food color. Shame on them!!! Most food colors are molecularly disgusting, and the world would be better off without them. (my 2 cents)
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b1aflatoxin 1 year ago
@b1aflatoxin AMEN no coloring!! Red ribbon and I have 2 red spot lights in the yard by the feeders. They do look at them some too. My wife makes me turn them off at night ;) .
2ndamen 1 year ago
Hummingbirds are native of the Americas. There are not species of hummingbirds native to other continents.
marcelogranda 1 year ago
nice video but , if humming birds are mostly found in the american continent than why the asian back ground music ?
MrMar21457 1 year ago
hummingbird remind me of angels
juliette251 1 year ago
@juliette251 awwwwwwwwwww :)
doll367 9 months ago
Sigh - I live east of the Mississippi, so we see only the ruby-throated. I would love to have some of these other variaties in our yards! They are spectacularly colored.
tipsana 1 year ago
do u kno when i can get them around texas?
i just love them!
MorningGloryVine1 1 year ago
Lovely birds.
free6006 1 year ago
I have a lot of shit which has accumulated at the bottom my cuckoo clock, has anyone got any ideas on how to house train this young cuckoo, my wife just Say's stop feeding the dam thing, but I think this his very cruel.
pimple22 1 year ago
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SamanthaMaria 1 year ago
I love hummingbirds, they are so beautiful. I wish there were more in Minnesota. I don't see them very often...
cappykid2008 1 year ago
They're from the moon I think
Ypipable 1 year ago
your supposed to use a bottle brush to clean the inside of the bottle and do it every day . and yes they can die from the mold
mycatwilatackyou 2 years ago
Was wondering how often to should change the water and just found out. Heard that they were dying from mold because people were not changing the water frequently. I was changing it every couple days this past summer and still noticed that when the temp got real hot mold would show up.
eonsbeyond 2 years ago
Thank You so much for that wonderful video on humming birds! It was great! And well done! :-D
HappyComfort 2 years ago
The Hummingbird at the end of your video (with the split tail)is amazing. What is its name and where are they primarily located?
vvrsanmarcos 2 years ago
Booted Racquet-tail- a common species of Andean cloud forests. They are pretty easy to see in Ecuador around Mindo and Tandayapa among other sites.
patbirder 2 years ago
@vvrsanmarcos It's a peruvian humming bird called "Marvellous Spatuletail" (Loddigesia mirabilis - colibrí cola de espátula) this species is found in the forest edge of the Río Utcubamba region.
Elyannia 1 year ago
@Elyannia The Marvellous Spatuletail is unique among birds, for it has just four feathers in its tail. Its most remarkable feature is the male's two long racquet-shaped outer tail feathers that cross each other and end in large violet-blue discs or "spatules". He can move them independently..." this bird appears on the "Nature" (Vida) documentary
Elyannia 1 year ago
is it just me, or are hummingbirds freaking scary. it's like they can just stab your eyeballs with their beaks and make a quick getaway. :(
theMilkz 2 years ago
omg, you fear hummingbirds, LOL!!! I wanna see you run from the deadly hummingbirds!!
Masterplaymaker 2 years ago
Good work and thanks for sharing this interesting video!
billeybop 2 years ago 2
Sugar is NOT harmful to them. You make the nectar from one part of white table sugar (sucrose) and 4 parts of water...bring to a boil and immediately cool down. Do not add red coloring. Do not use brown sugar. Do not use artificial sweetener. Put into a clean feeder and replace with clean nectar every 1 to 6 days (the warmer the weather the more frequent ly you need to replace the nectar.
WiddoMouse 2 years ago 17
@WiddoMouse You do NOT have to bring it to a boil. Make the first part water HOT and mix until dissolved then add the other 3 parts water.
taz6122 1 year ago
@WiddoMouse You are Exactly right... just make sure the sugar is dissolved.
TheSeramaMan 1 year ago
@WiddoMouse ...and do NOT use honey! Honey ferments rapidly when mixed with water and most honey is unpasturized (which is why you shouldn't feed it to children under 2 yrs old)
vulnaviadraco 9 months ago
@WiddoMouse Yeah but you should put a vitamin complex because birds can't live with sugar and water alone...
dfleite13 2 months ago
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there are praying mantises that can catch and eat hummingbirds. i like hummingbirds, but mantises i like more. muahahaha
videodude088 2 years ago
I love birds and rabbits
bunniesrule87 2 years ago 7
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Beatiful birds, God's Creations.
But Sugar is very toxic for them and for us.
Don´t do that please. Sugar can kill them.
They are able to find their food in nature.
If you want that they visit you, so plant many flowers in your yard and they will come a lot. Be sure.
eloaharcturus 3 years ago
Nectar doesn't. I'm pretty sure you can get the mixtures to feed them.
SezzahMelon 3 years ago
There is some humming birds that can starve in 2 hours.
SezzahMelon 3 years ago
how do they servive when they sleep during the night then??
whattodoohwhattodo 3 years ago
This one lives where it is really cold, and it goes into a sort of hibernation at night.
SezzahMelon 3 years ago
Absolutely beautiful video, thank you. =]
deepwatertree 3 years ago
This video was amazing! I absolutely love hummingbirds, they're one of my favorite kind of birds. They're so beautiful and tiny, and colorful!
MoonFlowerGoddess 3 years ago
beautiful! just a couple critiques: there are many species of hummingbirds, they are not a single species. and spider webs do not count as "plant material".
hellaconia 3 years ago
love it!
meawela 3 years ago
Oh my goodness, this was so beautiful... Thank you for posting it. It has calmed my evening, mmm.... ^_^
~ Michiko ~
MichikoDreams 3 years ago
so lovely !!!!!!!!!!! absoluetly breath taking
rosemarym2 3 years ago
wonderful show of these beauties of the skies.Loved it.thanks
snowinmi 3 years ago
great video,thanks bro:)))
thakagan 3 years ago
Very beautiful !
FloereHetFluwijn 3 years ago
Beautiful. Nice music too!
4Article1 4 years ago