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Hummingbird vs Wasp - Super Slomo 2873 fps!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2019
- Hummingbird versus wasp. This whole clip is only 2/10 of a second! Super #slomo. 2873 frames per second! This is a very unique clip from my garden. Hummingbirds flap their wings around 50 times per second. What happens when an aggressive wasp goes on the attack? Hummingbirds seem to surf on air. |
Anyone else notice the way the wasp turned his head as he flew away to continue to look at the hummingbird? What a trip.....
that was a stare-down
Yessss
When your moving that fast you have to lock on to something to see it clearly
Yes
No, I did not see a wasp in this video
The hummingbird's ability to move in any direction while flying is incredible!
Have you seen them fly in formation with a swinging feeder in the wind.
Only a dragonfly can beat it. In term of flight mastery i mean.
Yaratanın sanatı işte....😊
@@monsesh1316Dragonflies cannot fly backward.
Never mind. They can. 😂
❤
That was a "you stay in your lane, I'll stay in mine" type of situation... really cool!
Considering the reputation of wasps, I doubt it would honour that code, lol.
@@Kingdo99awasps no, they wouldn't honor your space but bees do.
Incredible photography. Hummingbird is the only bird, which can fly backward. Amazing clip. Hat's off to the photographer..🙏
Swifts too? Ever see swifts is a chimney? I wonder if that counts. Swifts are related to hummingbirds also.
They're like helicopters
My moms cockatiel would fly backwards. But he was a nutty bird
An oozlefinch can also fly backwards.
@@WhistlesToAnimals and guls on a windy day.
That was the most intense stare down I’ve ever seen
I'm guessing you never seen "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
That was a very intense stare down .
And the fastest stare down I've ever seen
I saw the wasp flip him the bird
@@rogerthomas169
😅😅😅
They took a good look at each other's face in less than 1 second😂
Hummingbirds are so beautiful
Fly back
Nope
@@jellyrabbitcookie2082 yep
Yes
They get along so well with praying mantis
Need much more of this please...hummingbirds doing anything in slow mo
I second the motion.
Oh, and, great username.
It's always Cool to see them gulp down a Mosquito or Fly in slo mo
Actually, I'm most impressed with the cameras ability to slow down and record the images such that we humans can follow the movement of these tiny creatures.
The camera isn't slowing down, it's speeding up the number of frames per second it is taking.
@@deang5622 Sorry..., My mistake . Of course the camera would have to speed up to make the scene easier to follow. It's still great photography and fun to observe.
In my yard, they sometimes fight with the bees. They use their beaks like swords to poke and swipe the bees mid-air. Love it!
why the bees
Old comments, but felt the need to answer. Most hummingbirds are so small, an encounter with a bee or wasp sort of freaks them out. They’re small enough for them to be a threat. Adding onto that, they are after the same food source, and both bees and wasps often take over hummingbird feeders. They make feeders designed to deter insects, unsure if that keeps them from trying though.
@@absolutemudbath the birds dont mind but the bees will approach them and make them fly away. Just moved mine to a different spot and the bees dont know about it, no the hummingbirds can fight with each other lol
@@jhonnycaicedo5647 resource war maybe?
Graceful little duelists.
Imagine aircrafts with the ability to move around like this. Nature is incredible.
Nature is created by God.
@@genericdeveloper3966 God of deez nutz
They are called helicopters
@MrRazzer89 ornithopters not helicopters
@@lowearthsurfer a helicopter has the ability to move like a hummingbird just with a rotary blade on top, I would know I'm a helicopter engineer
It’s the animal kingdom equivalent of a drive-by
To the hummingbird, this is like a dog sized wasp charging you
So cool! I love how the hummingbird was able to out-maneuver the wasp so effortlessly, and also how they both actually watched each other as the wasp flew off.
Hummingbird to wasp: "You ain't that guy buddy"
Hummingbirds are like spider man basically
I’m still impressed with how stable a humming bird really is! I know they are super stable flyers but damn…
And he/she had their eyes trained on the wasp the entire time. I wonder what it's like to have senses that fast.
Most small birds can hover but none as well as the hummingbird. They have full 3D control, just like flying insects.
Their wings move so fast. Nature is truly beautiful and awesome.
They are the only bird that can fly like a helicopter. I live outside Montreal and get loads of Ruby Throated humming birds on my red and orange ‘trumpet ‘ shaped flowers. I see them nearly every day from June to September. They are incredible to watch.
@@NoBaconForYouthat's because hummingbirds flap their wings in a figure 8 to prove lift and a back and forth stability, compared to most birds that flap their wings up and down
That was some of the most amazing camera work I have ever seen!
This honestly makes me appreciate just how FAST the hummingbird flaps its wings. It's not as impressive seeing it like this as slowed down as it is but compared to watching it without a camera slowing it down... just makes this whole thing impressive to me. Nature truly is a marvel.
Wow. Impressive footage. Incredible moment. Hummingbirds are such exquisite little creatures.
That extended staredown has that Zoolander energy
That's an incredible video capture!! Our natural world is simply amazing, it's so much moving so fast, we can't even see happening around us!
Simplemente maravilloso, espectacular.
Twice has one stopped in front of my face. The sound and feel of those wings just makes time stop
It's so cool. Mine are tame and trusting too. Put your finger in front of the feeder. They will land on your finger.
😊
Man it always gives me a mini heart attack when one comes right in front of my face usually within a foot~ or so and makes me wince back and then it runs away too lol. Got two feeders somewhat near the porch where I smoke a bowl a few times a day so sometimes our schedules line up. Happened both at my old place and at this new one wasn't expecting it to happen here too but it's just too close to the porch
Its very cool and startling sometimes.
@@cheezo1372 hahaha was eating sonics drinking some soda and it was just watching me until some kids came walking down the steps. That dart from side to side they do is so cool.
The eye contact was intense in this encounter.
Zoolander staring meme**
This slow-mo is probably how they actually experience it.
Coolest thing I've seen all week! Thank you for posting
Beautiful photography! Slo mo is AWESOME!!!❤️
I always stop what I’m doing when I spot a Humming bird. I can’t help it they are beautiful.
Just wait til you see one with a wasp through their beak
@@Maninawigwhat? 😂
Yo igual . Son hermosos
@@appletherapy I watched a mature documentary short that spoke about the rivalry between hummingbirds and wasps... wasps will try to sting hummingbirds while the bird will use that long beak as a spear to skewer the wasp
Y seguro algunas veces duras horas viendo al colibrí, como también lo hago yo.
That’s top notch film work right there.
Wwooooooooowwwww!!!!!
Incredible!
Cameras are amazing now. Coolest thing I’ve seen in a while!!
Hummingbird literally said:
"And I'm not your bro" at the end.
Huh ????😒👎
@@majinbuu19831 It's a meme
@@majinbuu19831 Why are you like this?
@@bola5671 how bout why are you commenting to me?!!
@@majinbuu19831 Because you're acting like a C word in a public space. I don't need any more reason than that
The bird after signalling used the force of the air from his wings to gently persuade the wasp around at a safe distance. Terrific footage
@jeffrust10i don't see dark yellow stripes or fuzz on thorax... That's definitely a yellow jacket which I'm fairly sure IS a type of wasp. The bright yellow gives it away immediately
@DivineLightPaladin yeah wasps are bright, hornets are big and bees are more often than not, fuzzy lol
@@DivineLightPaladincorrect its a yellow jacket.
Correct, just watch has the turbulance hits the wasps wings. It gets out of sync.
Was hoping he'd have speared it with his beak
Amazing wirld of ornitholgy ! The mighty and gorgeous humming birds always impress!!!❤❤
like a cat and a snake. the cat being the hummingbird love those hummingbirds, I hope they visit my garden more often. They bring me great joy
Put some sweet honey water or sugar water out in Little feeders they look like open flowers attracts them, hanging up they will come they will come feed from them and in your hand if you keep still enough.
Notice how even at slow speed the birds head is absolutely perfectly still. Def the two fighter jets of the animal kingdom. Love it. Nature is wondrous.
I really enjoyed watching the movements of the hummingbird's wings and tail in slow motion..... absolutely beautiful!
Thank you for sharing with us 🙂
That’s beyond impressive. The reflexes of both of them are lightning speed, and that’s an organic life form! Nature and its creations are beautiful and without a doubt cosmic force.
This is incredible! I'm so thankful for this age of information and technology. When used for good, we benefit from these things. It enriches our lives to see things like this. Our eyes wouldn't otherwise be able to comprehend this. Thank you.
0:36 sec of a wonderful a moment captured on film! Thank you for sharing that with us!
It's like flash starring at Superman 😅
You beat me to it
Which one is Superman
@@SaltedMallowsthe wasp
я зашёл чтоб написать именно этот комментарий 😅
@@SaltedMallows the slow one 😂😂
It's also crazy to know that hummingbirds and other animals experience life this slowly because they are moving so fast! This is neat to see!
Yes, there's a video that shows how different animals experience the world. I think it's something like life through a dogs eyes. Very cool!
They see us moving so slowly
Какая супер замедленная съёмка 🎉
Даже видно, как оса повернула голову😮
не съемка замедленная, а воспроизведение
The way hummingbirds use their tail is amazing. It's flying and reversing at the same time. Wow
Incredible clip. Mindblowing how stable the hummingbird keeps it's head during that flight. Their reaction time and visual perception speed must be insane.
ya holy sht its tail too like a mermaid or fish of the air
With such precision and and reaction you'd probably instantly trigger every cheat detector...
Their heart beat so fast they literally see time slower than us
18 heart beats for every one of ours.
@michaelmueller6833 unless their eyes are beating that fast, I don't see what you mean
Notice the figure 8 pattern of his wings. That's what helps them move them so fast. Also notice how if flew backwards. No other bird does this. Absolutely amazing
Amazing work !!
They're both looking at each other for a split second !!
Wow !!
I once saw two hummingbirds zoom past each other like they were a pair of Blue Angels and ripped a wasp in half as they passed
Liar
🧢🧢🧢
@@davidklein1667 nah, it’s common if the feeders have bees and wasps using them. These birds use that beak for combat. Nasty little beasts.
your story is so incredible i believe it.
I thought you were gonna say “I once saw a hummingbird kill three wasps with a pencil.”
That's amazing, the way the hummingbird's wings move. Reminds me of the J paddle in reverse!
We see hummingbirds at our backyard feeder year round here in Southern California. They never get boring and are masterful little fighter jet pilots!
Neither one backed down a bit. Loved how the hummer talked and used his tail like a bumper. Thanks, Sasse!
Man, insects truly do live in a different time plane than we do. This clip shows a wasp reacting perfectly to the situation, and a hummingbird (which we normally think of as being crazy fast animals) reacting with a hilarious delay vs the wasp.
I actually thought the wasp was slow. It clearly wanted to land on the hummingbird, but the humming bird said no thanks.
My friend, you make a very good point!
yeah I thought the reason the hummingbird didnt react that quickly was more because it was waiting to see whether or not it should
@@maxkrepps9474 Yes, it is the perfect language of harmony. We were made to forget it once when we were building our identity. But this language is understood by all living beings on this planet. And man is no exception. We just have to let ourselves remember. That's how it seems to me
Notice how the person on top got more likes than you because the humming bird is still better
Absolutely love hummingbirds.. experience them humming and staring right me just hovering. It's amazing.
PERFECT, MESMERIZING, SUPERB, EXCELLENT WORK!!!
That felt like Superman being able to track the Flash's highspeed movements,
Epic,
First thing that crossed my mind. Life imitates art😂
@@musicandlyricslovepre🧀ly
incredible footage! I wished the hummingbird batted the wasp with its wing, i saw that in person on my feeder recently! it sounded surprisingly loud!!
I was hoping the hummingbird would have put his beak on that wasp n take him OUT
Oh I LOVE this moment. Two evolutionary perfected flying species meeting face to face. ❤😮Powerful.
This was wild! Nice work with the slo-mo. Thanks for sharing.
Hummingbirds: nature's own drone.
Birds aren't real
You believe in God?
@@thevulture5750 everyone should believe in GOD. Those who refuse to now will believe the come judgment day, but then it's too late to get saved. So please get saved NOW while there is still time, don't end up in hell!
@@macdonald2kshut up geek
Uhhhh, drones can't move like that.....YET! (see 2032)
Even Hummingbirds want nothing to do with Wasps. That’s how you know they’re made of pure hatred 😂
I reckon because they're so small a sting could be deadly to them. Could you imagine a wasp thats nearly the size of your head. 😲🐝
Wasps are pollinators too. Like bees. With so many bee populations dying off,we cant afford to kill wasps just because we are afraid theyll sting us.
@@angusmctwangstick4079 I honestly don’t want to imagine that 😭
Hmm, just like the russian invaders of Україна🇺🇦? Nasty vile lil pests those invaders.
Glory to Ukraine🇺🇦💪🙏🤙
. Sounds like something from Jurassic Park! 😳
Hummingbirds don’t just fly up down forward and backward, they have been filmed doing loops and rollovers and even upside down they are stable and totally in their own element. We used to have dozens of hummingbirds outside our windows in the flowing bushes and will several feeders at the windows. I remember being in awe back then and am still today.
This feels literally like swimming. Great clip!
I watched this all summer, they'll hit the wasps with their beaks..
Incredible Little creatures we had a great little glitter of them this year 😍
Lucky you.
@@sandrafazio6906
We got the same hummingbirds that were here last year!!
Just showed up last week 🥰
There are hummingbirds in my area and I swear they look for you and give you a private dance . It happens so often,always makes me feel so calm and rewarded.
i gotta move there bro 😳🥵
Private dance you say?
You should flick some 20’s at it
This is an amazing capture. Awesome photography!!!!!
That has to be one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Great photography
A world we never see without cameras. Amazing just to think what else we don’t see.
Put microscopes and telescopes on that list
How they make our fast food. Yuck.
wow! the phographer's fancy gear, patience, and steady hand.
I love hummingbirds even more now.
Ni matrix esquivo las balas tan hermoso ❤
omG!!!!!!! The hinge action on those wings is breathtaking
wow incredible video. Nice seeing nature's curiosity yet respect for each other at play here
How wild is that. One of the coolest things I've ever witnessed
I remember 44 years ago when I was in the drive thru lane at a McDonald's I noted that a wasp had landed on the little chrome hood ornament. A moment later, a hummingbird buzzed overhead, moved left then right, then picked up the wasp and flew off. I felt as if I was watching all of this on a PBS nature channel.
Lying ass nigga 😂
Show us pictures or you’re lying.
@@imcomingtogetmybikeback7934 pictures? In the 80s?
@@imcomingtogetmybikeback7934 lol
@@Jthacker8124 You can show pictures from the 60s, 70s, 80s etc.. You just don't know much about photography and how it works.
bird says 'you bee🐝leavin' now'...😆
I had an encounter with a humming bird that found me and it stopped right in front of my face (about 10 inches away) and just hoverd there looking at me for half a minute. It surprised me as we looked at each other. Then it flew off as quickly as it showed up. It was amazing.
Incredible footage! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, that is incredible footage! I love that super slo-mo, it's awesome!
Incredible, fascinating. Mind blown !!!
That maneuver of the hummingbird’s is just insane!!
Mind blowing how steady the cameraman was in capturing this miracle of creation. Thanks cameraman. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.
I was listening to one do that lil squeak today on my back porch there such beautiful animals
Love how the humming bird genuinely looked at the wasp like “ tf is you doing bro” he ain’t stinging shit😂
Bee is thinking ' ooh this bird is stealing all my flowers nectar '.
At 60 years old I try my best to keep up to not feel slower than most but after this magnificent slow motion filming I REALLY FEEL like a snail in life. 🤔 Amazing speed and reflex.
I can only imagine that the hummingbird would marvel at your ability to manipulate the fantastic light source in your hands in ways it can't comprehend. Or our ability to manipulate the environment such as the feeder it's visiting. The universe is truly incredible and this has been an epic display of it's brilliance. 👍
Try doing small stretch moose
Ваауу это безумный кадр, как она голову реально поворачивает.
Me:Gets stung by a yellow jacket even though I did nothing to it.
Hummingbird:I got you covered
Great video! Totally unique.
I once watched a hummingbird messing with a carpenter bee at the peak of my hpuse. He appeared to be bullying the carpenter bee. Having fun. Then he realized he was backing dangerously close to a hornet nest.
His attitude changed instantly.
Like he got scared. And flew away.
Veey cool.
Hummingbirds are so neat. I’ll never forget the time I stepped outside for a break at my clients house. I sat down on their porch steps.
I was looking at my phone when I suddenly heard a loud buzzing sound and immediately thought it was a bee buzzing around my head.
The second I looked up from my phone I realized I was face to face with a hummingbird.
The little guy was literally a few inches away from my face just staring at me for a moment, then buzzed quickly from left to right and then back off into the flower bushes on the other side of the yard.
I’ve gotten close to hummingbirds before, but never THAT up close and personal. I felt like we shared a special moment together, and I’ll never forget it. I still wonder what made it so bravely curious as to get so close to my face, and stare at me perfectly still in the same spot in midair like it did. They’re such awesome, and adorably fascinating animals!
My dad has had an encounter like that too!
Though it stuck it's tongue in his ear, and now he's afraid of them XD
@@Firesgone 😂
At nighttime years ago I gut reaction swatted one that did that in my ear 😢, I had no idea it was a hummingbird..just a sudden super loud buzz in my ear.
Could you have been wearing something colorful? A shirt or hair clip or necklace? What a great encounter! That’s a memory you’ll treasure for the rest of your life.
@@terri2494 I don’t typically wear anything crazy colorful lol, and I do wear a necklace but it’s all silver aside from a little bit of turquoise. I also never wear any clips or anything in my hair. I just keep it up in a bun cause it’s simple 😅
Not sure if they’re attracted to sounds at all, because the only other thing I can think of is that it was attracted to whatever I was listening to on my phone?
Either way, it really was a cool experience. Caught me completely off guard! That memory will always stick with me.
What's interesting also is that the bird can use its wings to sort of keep the wasp at bay, but the wasp can only use its wings to fly!
Thank you. Outstanding video.
These creatures are beyond fast and amazing reflexes but dam the camera wrk is outstanding.
So schön die Natur. Danke für diesen schönen Moment🙏
Wasp was like “chill, just went to the store for some juice!”…
Lmfao 😂😆😂😊
My mom is a hummingbird freak. She devotes her entire morning to feeding every hummingbird in the county. There’s a dozen feeders and she provides baths that they love. She may have half a dozen on her at one time. I sit down and they don’t come anywhere near me. She wears the same red/white polka dot kimono everyday and a flower scented perfume that they have gotten used to. I cannot get her to leave for a weekend because of them. Mom, they can get along just fine for a few days without you.
Woooooowah ,they freaking looked at each other with a less than a second encounter... God mode unlocked here 🙏💯💯👍💥💥💥🔥
Hummingbirds are amazing creatures. They are intelligent way beyond what we might normally assume.
I was visiting a friend who lives in Arizona. We were sitting out on her back patio talking when this gorgeous (metallic colors) hummingbird flew into the yard.
My friend feeds them and has a hanging feeder with big, red plastic flowers.
The bird came over to my friend and floated in front of her for a moment. My friend was saying, "This one comes around daily, and we know each other."
Then the bird floated over to me and bobbed up, then down, looking me over. Then it came about 4 inches off my face, just staring at me, taking something in. It floated there a very long time. I whispered to my friend, "I can't believe this. I wonder what she's studying." I didn't dare move. I didn't want to frighten her. After what seemed an eternity, it floated back to my friend for a second, as if to say goodbye, and then swooped over the garden wall and was gone.
It was a really amazing experience!! 😊
That's an amazing story! Ask your friend if they'd like to record such an interaction for a citizen science project.
You my friend should take up writing a book...goddamn it would sell millions 😂 no shit...you had me hook line and sinker😂
Hummingbirds are simply amazing creatures 😍 😊
crazy they both were looking at eachother in the eyes while they passed by at the end
I bet this is how they both saw each other in their frame of mind. Hummingbirds and hornets/bees move sooo fast I feel like their conscious processing is that fast too lol.
That wasp was like “come on and give me a hug!” 😂
This is the scariest thing I’ve ever seen:
*us being able to see a hummingbird flap its wings without flapping them at the speed of light*
I feel sorry for you if this is the scariest thing you've ever séen!?!?
You should see what I leave in the toilet each morning!!
I wonder if hummingbirds process information faster too. It's crazy how fast this is.
Yeah actually many different animals process at different speeds, flys perceive slow motion like we perceive grass grow, and elephants can perceive plants growing its wild
Ya they do a bit
especially for things like landing, their hand eye coordination is pretty good because they can quickly change their axis. They need to fly fast but land fast too.
Also they can flap their wings independently of each other with more rounded range of motion then most birds. Most birds flap at the same time because of how their muscles are formed around the shoulder joint and breast bone, because humming birds are so small their muscles and ligaments are tiny and have more stretch then overall mass. Their neurons and muscles fire exceptionally fast as well it’s also why they have a fast heartbeat because their brains need to be oxygenated so quickly to process info.
They’re similar to mice, while small and have a fast heartbeat and very small bones their little amounts of meat that have more ability for flexing/maneuvering.
Doesn’t mean they’re smart or processing important stuff fast but simply that their brains/heart/breathing/reactions are going to seem like hair triggers because they’re going at a faster rate of speed then an average human. While your heart may beat 1/second for example they could be 8-10/second, if it takes your brain a second to process to blink then you’re reaction speed is only so fast. But if you’re blinking 10x per second then you’re reaction time should be significantly better.
Believe it or not, I heard from a sciency show that cats process information SLOWER than us humans and even dogs, that's why they act so scared all the time but it also helps them distinguish when things "significantly change" more easily, such as if they were being slowly stalked by a dog or a bigger cat.
@@OpinionsAreOfMyOwnhuh?
@@toes3286 prove that
The wasp flutters it's wings almost EXACTLY four times the speed of the hummingbird, so cool!
Noticing the movements, this two clearly live in another dimension...