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  • This is so cute! :3 and Incredible!!

  • Is sugar good for birds? The main cause of bee colony collapse is feeding bees sugar during transportation. Sugar will cause the baby birds to be born with brain damage. Read the book, "Dead Doctors don't Lie". by Dr Joel Wallach Use the sweet hert Setevia instead.

  • Nice!

  • If it is just water and sugar, why is it red?

    Thanks so much....great video!!

  • Are those the rare humming-vampire-birds? is that blood you are handfeeding them? That is so cool!

  • The hummingbirds LOOK light in weight but try holding a hummingbird out at arm's length and see how long YOU can do it. ;)

  • I wish I had these hovering around my house instead of mosquitoes..

  • Hola Alaska.

    I'm Yeles (Toledo) Spain.

    Es bonito, increíble.

  • is water with just sugar enough for them to live on? I bet the liquid from the store contains more different things to keep the hummingbirds healthy?

  • @OStark they also catching bugs in air as i heard

  • thats just sugar and water??

  • @HardcoreFruttie Yes, don't worry about the birds getting other nutrients. They get that by eating insects. The sugar provides that raw energy needed to fuel their dynamo metabolism.

  • i bet thats an amazing feeling having one land on ur hand

  • @salterylodge what kind of camera is that..its great

  • Is that me or i really like the hummingbird's flying XD

  • Outstanding!

  • what a beautiful video. You may want to take a look at my videos of a hummingbird landing on my nose and one landing on my lower lip. I am very careful not to hurt them. Thanks again for this beautiful video.

  • Wow!! How beautiful the world can be!!wow!:))

  • Wow best footage I've ever seen of hummingbirds. THey are like half insect, half animal. Interesting to see their long tongues and red flashes on their necks and plummage up close.

  • So beautiful! I have hummingbirds coming to the feeder on my patio; I use the sugar mix you describe, and I love watching them come. My feeder is red, which attracts them. I will try to feed them by hand since I live right up against a wildlife refuge in the Portland, Oregon area, which makes for good bird watching. Thanks for the great videos you have posted. :-)

  • AWSOME

  • Noticed the bug zapper right next to the feeder. The birds never fly into the trap? D:

  • i love hummingbirds. they're like the ADD kids of nature

  • these are great pics, had never seen a still (motionless) hummingbird before, like the babe in the hand vid too..:D

  • are those little tongues coming out the end of their beaks? I've never seen that before. you'd have to look so close in person to see. thats awesome!

  • Amazing, fantastic, unique, sweet, touching, cute, awsome...

    What else we can say?

  • We have a cabin in northern Minnesota and have a similar experience with our ruby throated hummingbirds. As the birds become more hungry and more numerous, I keep adding feeders, until I usually have about 15; that way the dominant ones (and they are not all males) can't guard all the feeders at once. I hate to admit how much sugar I go through, but the entertainment factor outweighs the effort to keep these little guys fed.

  • @jahnka1 Haha. We buy sugar in bulk as well. Worth every penny though.

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