My sense of humour has been so mutilated by the internet I started laughing because the buzzing was getting louder and quieter as it moved back and forth
As an aerospace enthusiast it's such a miracle that these little ultra high performance creatures don't smolder and burst into flame given their sky high metabolism.
@@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179 it really is. I feel like we're missing some crucial mechanical component that creatures like hummingbirds have, and if we had it we'd live in almost a golden age
actually, at their size, they lose heat incredibly fast as well as generate it, these creatures have a number of methods of disposing waste heat, but its more impressive the methods they use to RETAIN heat. since most if not all of the sugars they drink are used to fuel the flight muscles, hummingbirds actually go into a kind of semi hibernation when night falls and its time to sleep. its during this period of nightly hibernation, or during a longer migration, that the animal will tap into their very limited body fat reserves.
@@darkclawgreatonenasright, their metabolism and energy expenditure are crazy. I wonder how their adrenal system works being that they're basically on cocaine high alert all day 😂
My grandpa (According to my grandma) had always had a fascination with birds. Ever since he was little he worked hard to tame birds on all his free time. One day I went to his house and saw multiple birds waiting on the table. As he said “For decades I have fed these birds and their moms.” “That’s how they trust me so much.” I admire him more because when he walked outside. A pidgin with one leg came out and landed n the table he was sitting at. He got up and went to his garage. He came back with a pack of bird food. The pidgins name was Joey and he died 3 weeks ago. The good news is Joey had a wife and kids so there’s a high chance the kids will grow up with him too :)
Your grandfather will live in the lives he saved. And in the memories of those that thrived because of him. And he will live on in the tales that the birds will tell their children. Of an odd tree that would always provide no matter the season, no matter the weather.
my uncle owned pigeons and when he had kids he decided to release them. there were a couple that would come back to visit every day. A bond with a bird can be a strong as a dog's :)
The unnoticed bit about this video is that getting the hummingbird to sit on their fingers means the hummingbird is able to get a huge meal without having to constantly burn that energy with flying. This means the hummingbird gets an effortless meal, and so a benefit over others nearby
@@dickrichard626 I soon noticed that you don't know what you're talking about. 😂 Per gram of weight, hummingbirds consume the most energy per minute among the animals. They have a fast metabolism that requires them to ingest nearly twice their weight in nectar every day. It takes a lot of energy to move as fast as they do; their heartbeat is 1,200 times per minute during the flight.
@@akilarodrigues7065 Prove it without referencing unverified claims. Thanks. Also that is just irrelivant to what I said in regards to the main comment anyway. I don't think it matters that much that the hummIng bird got to rest for a few seconds while eating, because the humming bird doesn't need to rest like that and the amount of rest it got was basicaly nothing anyway and on top of that, it does nothing for making it have an advantage over other humming birds. I didn't even write anything that you can say that "I don't know what I'm talking about." and you just spouted of some bogus facts that mean nothing. 😅😂
@@dickrichard626 I do not need to prove anything, I have already said what I had to say, if you doubt you are on the internet, research yourself, it is quite easy you knew?
@@akilarodrigues7065 Your the one making claims. I don't need to do $#!+. I don't think it matters that much and it more then likely doesn't matter that much. So what? The burden of proof is on you.
We have this annual honeysuckle bush that started attracting hummingbirds back in 2014. What was so cool is that they kept coming back to the bush several times a day. Before that point, I was under the impression that they stopped to eat and kept going wherever they were headed never to return. Fortunately I was wrong! Then, just last summer of 2022, we got two feeders to hang outside our kitchen window. I realized that the trick isn’t feeding them without scaring them away. It’s restocking their food without them following you in the house! 😅
They're really smart to understand that their mobility helps them escape from real threats. I remember seeing one hover between my mother and I as she was restocking the feeder for them. It's like the hummingbird wanted to find out who was refilling it. And clearly, it didn't have the slightest fear of being attacked as it literally forced its way between two giant creatures.
There was actually a hummingbird who set their nest in front of our house once. It was the tiniest nest you could imagine, like a fuzzy cup. The hummingbird had a blue and pink egg btw They were so cute and smooth looking but we didn’t touch them They all lived off of the flowers on our roof And then they left and a pregnant spider took refuge on the nest : ‘ )
My relative has a very big garden and when was sitting looking at the flowers I saw a humming bird go inside a plant and when I looked it went a way but I saw a little thing and every day it grew bigger and one day it was gone I didn't touch it but I looked closely to make sure it was gone but the nest fell but thank god there weren't any baby humming birds but I saw little eaten pieces or worms so I was sure it was humming birds 💖☺️
My 81 year old mother has kept a hummingbird's nest I bet you for that last 60 years! Luckily, there are no eggs in it. She keeps it in a little trinket container! And, like you're saying, it's so very small! I always stop to look at it when I'm dusting for her. Thanks for sharing your story!
Hummingbirds aren't difficult to 'tame' really...since they can notice and seek out humans, especially those who refill their feeders. They're very intelligent. I have tons here in SoCal & this one started looking for me through my sliding glass door! So I went to fill up the feeder she likes and she came right from her little branch. They will literally sit on the feeder while you're there (or fly in your face) if you're with them enough :) Just spend time with nature--you'll see!
@@schuylermorgan9627 do birds have a swallow reflex thought? Or do they just put their heads back to funnel food and liquid down like that commenter pointed out to you...lol
I think it actually was because at first it seemed to be kind of scared of the bubble then he realizes it only happens when he drinks so he doesn't have to be scared of it, he trying to figure out if it a danger to him or not
I have done this many times at my feeders, it's even easier on a busy feeder because they are so competitive. Have had as many as six birds sitting on both hands.
@@furrybeater911 God bless you. Never drank until being born again, inherited generational curse to break, humbling tstl Micah 6:8 He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?
@Victoria Ekarika Usually to make your own nectar to attract hummingbirds you use cane-sugar/beet-sugar mixed with water (spring water preferred but tap is ok to) I got most of the info from this article: www.hummingbirdsociety.org/feeding-hummingbirds/ Hope this helped!
The precision. Between their steady hovering and the ability to stick it's beak in and out of that tiny hole so quickly without accidentally bonking it on the side.
Beautiful, precious and amazing the way these fantastic creatures survive. I have always enjoyed them. We had them all over my great-grandmother's yard. She had lots of flowers, fruit trees and herbs. PARADISE! LOVED your video!
Imagine, you only think it stopped moving its wings when actually it just went into hyper boost mode and its moving its wings faster than the speed of light!!!
A fill up station with a nice and warm parking place... It is so wonderful how these birdies are drinking with so much trust in you! Thanks for the video, lovely greets from Germany! 🥰🥰🥰
@@grimlockgodqueen6389 He's a marvel character who can literally stand so still it becomes invisible to the human eye Hes also from guardians of the galaxy
You must've been so excited when he landed and stayed!! I hand fed a black capped chickadee many years ago and I'll never forget how much joy I felt in that moment!!
As a kid I'd stand for hours at the hummingbird feeder with my finger for a perch. When they landed on my hand, I used to bring them up to my chin to touch their feathery heads, and it was the best thing on earth.
Almano Tolrado annoying catch Phrase ,much ?🙄oohhh you’re soooo relevant....So edgy trying to insult someone on the internet... wow ! You must feel so above it all bc of that .. stfu dude ! Just you saying that negates the whole thing you’re going for .. in that sense , that would exclude you from being any sort of Alfa .. so typical for someone on the internet that gets their dumb personality from stupid , irrelevant bs on the internet. How typical are you ? 🙄..
They are competitors in nature, both feeding on flower nectar. They fit the same niche of pollinators. Both have developed long mouths to reach in to flowers, and both can hover over the delicate flowers shaking in the wind. It is inevitable that for reasons of functionality, bees and hummingbirds have similarities.
When I was little, I thought that hummingbirds had no feet or legs, and that they just flew everywhere and never touched the ground, I had no idea they had nests. I just thought that they flew around forever
RxseyPxsey they basically do fly around for their entire lives. They need to consistently find nectar to eat to get their energy to fly, or else they'll probably die. That's why their wings are moving so fast
I was teaching a junior youth class at a Baha'i Summer School many years ago up near Pikes Peak in Colorado. There were a lot of humming birds there. We had an afternoon break and I stopped near a collection of large boulders, about three feet high. A hummingbird came by. I started playing hide and seek by dropping behind a boulder and slowly coming back up. The bird began doing the same and we played together for about five minutes. Pure Joy.
I don't know why, but hummingbirds make me feel very happy when I see one chillin, feeding on my ladies flowering plants in our backyard. They're different. Was washing one of my mountain bikes after a ride with the homies and had a bucket of water on the floor and this hummingbird stopped, looked at me, then the bucket like asking "can I have some water?". It was hot AF that day lol.
They sound like bees on steroids in person. I had a ruby-threaded hummer land on my shoulder when I was working in my garden. I first thought that it was a bumble bee until I looked over at it.
Kindness translates across all forms of life. This guy tamed himself so that the bird could trust him. Thank you for sharing this. God's love everyone 🙏🏼🕊❤️
Imagine trying to describe a hummingbird to somebody who's never heard of it before. "It's a bird that flies like a bug, man!" They would think you're high or something.
Paloma San Basilio yes they do have to trust you by seeing you very often. The more they see you, the closer you can get to them. They are very skittish at first. If you even move while watching them eat they will fly off.
*Lands on Finger
*Keeps engines humming just in case
😄👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
If they don’t hum the engine, the engine could possibly die,but they can turn into a state of torpor
Angel: How much flight time do you want the hummingbirds to have?
God: Yes
God: As much as their bellies can hold.
Angel: What?
God: *I DID NOT STUTTER, DID I?*
Lol
man: holds out finger
bird: VRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Ikr
An airplane lmao
My sense of humour has been so mutilated by the internet I started laughing because the buzzing was getting louder and quieter as it moved back and forth
*birb
Those wings flap so fast, they sound like a motor
As an aerospace enthusiast it's such a miracle that these little ultra high performance creatures don't smolder and burst into flame given their sky high metabolism.
And the fact that they can stay in place with so much stability while flapping their wings 10 times per second is absurd
@@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179 it really is. I feel like we're missing some crucial mechanical component that creatures like hummingbirds have, and if we had it we'd live in almost a golden age
actually, at their size, they lose heat incredibly fast as well as generate it, these creatures have a number of methods of disposing waste heat, but its more impressive the methods they use to RETAIN heat. since most if not all of the sugars they drink are used to fuel the flight muscles, hummingbirds actually go into a kind of semi hibernation when night falls and its time to sleep. its during this period of nightly hibernation, or during a longer migration, that the animal will tap into their very limited body fat reserves.
As a helicopter pilot, I’m jealous these guys can hover infinitely better than I can even with autopilots engaged
@@darkclawgreatonenasright, their metabolism and energy expenditure are crazy. I wonder how their adrenal system works being that they're basically on cocaine high alert all day 😂
My grandpa (According to my grandma) had always had a fascination with birds. Ever since he was little he worked hard to tame birds on all his free time. One day I went to his house and saw multiple birds waiting on the table. As he said “For decades I have fed these birds and their moms.” “That’s how they trust me so much.” I admire him more because when he walked outside. A pidgin with one leg came out and landed n the table he was sitting at. He got up and went to his garage. He came back with a pack of bird food. The pidgins name was Joey and he died 3 weeks ago. The good news is Joey had a wife and kids so there’s a high chance the kids will grow up with him too :)
Your grandfather will live in the lives he saved. And in the memories of those that thrived because of him. And he will live on in the tales that the birds will tell their children.
Of an odd tree that would always provide no matter the season, no matter the weather.
What a cool story. Thank you. I had no relationship w a grandparent. But my grands are amazing humans that I love to spend time with.
bro really said imma be a pokemon master of birds 💪💪💪
... pidgeons* ...
my uncle owned pigeons and when he had kids he decided to release them. there were a couple that would come back to visit every day. A bond with a bird can be a strong as a dog's :)
I think the BIRD tamed YOU
“Ah, there’s my good little perch.”
Your name scares me,
My name is Justin and I have a friend named William 👀
jowostin You’re actually not the first person to tell me something like that. It’s a small world. 😂
XD
@@movedtosldier7977 maybe your friend is your destiny ☺
@@blessedevil6031 OH SO NOW WE GOT A GAY? WELL ACTUALLY WE GOT A GAY *AND* LESBIAN. Hint Hint: ME
*That one kid in class who can’t stop sharpening his pencil*
This needs more likes I’m literally dead🤣
Can you explain this joke to me?
Lol i get it 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha I get it now. Thanks dude
We all have/had at least one of those kids... That’s why I use mechanical.
Homie my problem ain’t taming hummingbirds, it’s finding them
They only come around during Septemeber where I live
same
never appear in poland. the only exciting things are blackbirds, a woodpecker and maybe even that raven that once chirped and growled at me
only saw like 1 humming bird here in texas
@@thebigstinker334 dude you should have millions. You are in the fly way when they go to Mexico for winter. Just put out feeders you’ll see them.
The unnoticed bit about this video is that getting the hummingbird to sit on their fingers means the hummingbird is able to get a huge meal without having to constantly burn that energy with flying. This means the hummingbird gets an effortless meal, and so a benefit over others nearby
That just doesn't actually matter that much in reality. 😂
@@dickrichard626 I soon noticed that you don't know what you're talking about. 😂
Per gram of weight, hummingbirds consume the most energy per minute among the animals. They have a fast metabolism that requires them to ingest nearly twice their weight in nectar every day. It takes a lot of energy to move as fast as they do; their heartbeat is 1,200 times per minute during the flight.
@@akilarodrigues7065 Prove it without referencing unverified claims. Thanks. Also that is just irrelivant to what I said in regards to the main comment anyway. I don't think it matters that much that the hummIng bird got to rest for a few seconds while eating, because the humming bird doesn't need to rest like that and the amount of rest it got was basicaly nothing anyway and on top of that, it does nothing for making it have an advantage over other humming birds. I didn't even write anything that you can say that "I don't know what I'm talking about." and you just spouted of some bogus facts that mean nothing. 😅😂
@@dickrichard626 I do not need to prove anything, I have already said what I had to say, if you doubt you are on the internet, research yourself, it is quite easy you knew?
@@akilarodrigues7065 Your the one making claims. I don't need to do $#!+. I don't think it matters that much and it more then likely doesn't matter that much. So what? The burden of proof is on you.
whats equally as impressive is how unshaky your hands are
....how steady your hands are.
Is it supposed "your hand is"? Because it's one hand not two haha
Or "your hand was"?
Yeah but if one of the hands is so unshaky wouldn't the other be too? So this person's hands are quite unshaky imo
Plot twist: thats a fake hand
Hey how about yall shut the fuck up and take the comment
Nobody:
Humming bird: *plane noises*
Very original comment
@@botyaltotertutal468 thanks bro
Took me forever to think of it
*helicopter noises*
BRTTTTTTTTT
@Nightmare Rarity Nguyen Belle lmao I'm sorry if my comment got you booty tickled
News flash: local hummingbird gets exited over nectar bubbles.
Nectar not honey.
@@moisesm9602 sugar water
@@moisesm9602 watery sweets.
@@cipher01 sweet water
Nectar not honey 🤦♂️
We have this annual honeysuckle bush that started attracting hummingbirds back in 2014. What was so cool is that they kept coming back to the bush several times a day. Before that point, I was under the impression that they stopped to eat and kept going wherever they were headed never to return. Fortunately I was wrong!
Then, just last summer of 2022, we got two feeders to hang outside our kitchen window.
I realized that the trick isn’t feeding them without scaring them away. It’s restocking their food without them following you in the house! 😅
I have honeysuckle too and the hummingbirds go crazy for it!
@fedoratheexplorer6422 I would be ok with being followed in by a hummingbird.
They're really smart to understand that their mobility helps them escape from real threats. I remember seeing one hover between my mother and I as she was restocking the feeder for them. It's like the hummingbird wanted to find out who was refilling it. And clearly, it didn't have the slightest fear of being attacked as it literally forced its way between two giant creatures.
“Nooo you can’t just touch wild animals like that”
“Haha hummingbird go brrrrrrr”
"Nooo! You can't just lock me in a point and click cc with damage! You have to use moves to outplay me!"
Haha malzahar void beam go oaoaoaoaaoaoaoa
@@tomaszkusinski2638 lmao
I love you
@@Klapstoelmedia bruh alert
Haha hummingbird go brrr XDD I'm dead I love this meme
1:50 OMG it got spooked by the bubble i'm gonna die 😂
SO CUTEEEE
Franek Bera oh 😨! Shit that startled me 😥 back to drinking ☺️
awwww my heart is melting
haha its boiling now
*help its burning*
Space Elevator you’re not supposed to drink the hummingbird water that’s for them
@@djskullboy2871 im not gonna say anything to avoid getting r/woooooshed
There was actually a hummingbird who set their nest in front of our house once. It was the tiniest nest you could imagine, like a fuzzy cup.
The hummingbird had a blue and pink egg btw
They were so cute and smooth looking but we didn’t touch them
They all lived off of the flowers on our roof
And then they left and a pregnant spider took refuge on the nest : ‘ )
Cool story bro
My relative has a very big garden and when was sitting looking at the flowers I saw a humming bird go inside a plant and when I looked it went a way but I saw a little thing and every day it grew bigger and one day it was gone I didn't touch it but I looked closely to make sure it was gone but the nest fell but thank god there weren't any baby humming birds but I saw little eaten pieces or worms so I was sure it was humming birds 💖☺️
My 81 year old mother has kept a hummingbird's nest I bet you for that last 60 years! Luckily, there are no eggs in it. She keeps it in a little trinket container! And, like you're saying, it's so very small! I always stop to look at it when I'm dusting for her. Thanks for sharing your story!
Look at bird bath
🦚💙
haha what an ending
Look how accurate they are with the beak: amazing
Any being can do that they have mooshen
I prefer the alternate title "How to become a Disney Princess."
👏YES👏
How does this even make sense? I don't get it.
Bishd in Disney princess movies most of the princesses have some sort of animal friend and can tame the wild animals around them with singing
Yes.
@@noahglau6897 thanks i get it now .
"I HAVE MASTERED THE ABILITY TO STAND ENCREDABLY STILL TO WHERE I BECOME INVISABLE TO THE EYE.
Ryko_Et _Irish incredibly ... invisible .. 🙄 somebody needs to get you a dictionary !
Petition for you to finish making me a sandwich
@@breAnnasmama you ugly af. Take your manly ass somewhere else.
You haven’t mastered the art of spelling that’s for sure
How ya doin Drax?
Hummingbirds aren't difficult to 'tame' really...since they can notice and seek out humans, especially those who refill their feeders. They're very intelligent. I have tons here in SoCal & this one started looking for me through my sliding glass door! So I went to fill up the feeder she likes and she came right from her little branch. They will literally sit on the feeder while you're there (or fly in your face) if you're with them enough :) Just spend time with nature--you'll see!
Hummingbird: "How I can eat and no longer have to flap my wings at the same time. This is so much better."
They die cause their heart beats too fast and consumes a ton of energy for their wings, literally too fast to live
@@Tiyratania well they do have the fastest metabolism out of any animal
@@radicalthunder5740 *one of the fastest, there are tons of rodents which have much faster metabolism than hummingbirds
It’s like every time he drinks he looks up to check if there’s a bubble going up.
Birds does that because they just swallowing the water
I was searching for this comment bc I was thinking the exact same thing
I was also Searching for this comment
@@schuylermorgan9627 do birds have a swallow reflex thought? Or do they just put their heads back to funnel food and liquid down like that commenter pointed out to you...lol
I think it actually was because at first it seemed to be kind of scared of the bubble then he realizes it only happens when he drinks so he doesn't have to be scared of it, he trying to figure out if it a danger to him or not
How to tame a wild hummingbird:
*PATIENCE*
*A LOT OF PATIENCE*
And JUST when you think you have it mastered, you need PATIENCE!
LOL
What if I don't have enough patience? Where do I buy it?
@@idiotgay then don't even try x'D
R/wooooooooooosh
LeanEre Time to get featured on EmKay’s r/woooosh channel-
I have done this many times at my feeders, it's even easier on a busy feeder because they are so competitive. Have had as many as six birds sitting on both hands.
what do these birds drink/eat?? what was that pink liquid there?
@@mariovicente Nectar. They usually get it from flowers.
@@fireradfieritis8953 thanks for the reply!
I bet most of us would also get “tamed” if we stumbled upon a big ass tank of ... let’s say wine...
*alcohol poisoning would like to have a word with you*
I see your point!
a day without wine is like..... just kidding, I don't know
@@furrybeater911 please explain what you mean, biblical truth answer ?
@@furrybeater911 God bless you. Never drank until being born again, inherited generational curse to break, humbling tstl
Micah 6:8 He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?
Nobody:
Humming bird: *_Cute vaccume noises_*
Galaxy Wishes how does the have 100 likes does no one know how a washing machine sounds?
Sounds like a helicopter if you put the speed on 0.5
1kth like
I hate when someone does an edit and says OMG BLAH BLAH BLAH
@@thatoneguy4102 I usually get like 20 likes I'm just happy :(
From the hummingbird’s viewpoint: I tamed a human today. I’ve got his food and conquered his finger.
LMAO
🤣
TAKE THAT HUMAN
😂
oh hehhe
No joke, one the coolest animals on earth ❤️👏
Fructosis
That tiny thing is absolutely adorable ! Thank you for sharing.
The fact is, we are watching this even though we're not going to tame a humming bird
Speak for yourself I'ma try this one day
@@gamemeister27 corona virus be like hell naw
true
What was the bird drinking,nectar?
@Victoria Ekarika
Usually to make your own nectar to attract hummingbirds you use cane-sugar/beet-sugar mixed with water (spring water preferred but tap is ok to)
I got most of the info from this article: www.hummingbirdsociety.org/feeding-hummingbirds/
Hope this helped!
Everyone: drinks slow so they don't choke and die
Hummingbird: *speed sip*
Speed of sip:
+allows 100% choking resistance from drinks and food
- stamina declines 75% faster
*SPEED SUCC*
I drink like that
I don't drink slow
They actually lick it up that’s why they don’t choke
I mean, I wouldn’t call this “taming.”
Were you expecting it to follow commands?
@@TheDwightMamba This is more just its not scared of landing on his finger, which is still impressive
@@TheDwightMamba I was 😅
@@AButterflyinChrist hahaha
Well this is what we call taming when it comes to birds
The precision. Between their steady hovering and the ability to stick it's beak in and out of that tiny hole so quickly without accidentally bonking it on the side.
1:13 I love how when he's on the finger, he still keeps his engine on idle lol
His engine lmao
😂😂😂engine lolol😂😂
Safety first!
They have to keep their heart rate up
Hummingbirds' heart rates are extremely fast
I like how the hummingbird is trying to figure out why bubbles are coming out whenever it drinks
That part is so cute 🥰
Aw
It’s actually watching for other hummingbirds that might be incoming.
sara no it’s breathing
sara no
Beautiful, precious and amazing the way these fantastic creatures survive. I have always enjoyed them. We had them all over my great-grandmother's yard. She had lots of flowers, fruit trees and herbs. PARADISE! LOVED your video!
See everyone in 5 years when the algorithm reunites us.
This is the first time I’ve seen a hummingbird stop moving it’s wings
itachi uchiha same and it looks weird tho very cool
Imagine, you only think it stopped moving its wings when actually it just went into hyper boost mode and its moving its wings faster than the speed of light!!!
itachi uchiha Same here. My eyes widened in surprise.
Same! It looks like it’s wings were in slow motion!
When they are moving it’s like a race car
This guys hands: still as a rock
My hands: *[infinite essential tremors intensifies]*
XD it's the same with taming doves...
oviari [nickname: ovi ]
Same
Youve won an award: Comments that make me snort
My hands: 👉👆👇🤜☝️✋🤙☝️
Oh same--
A fill up station with a nice and warm parking place... It is so wonderful how these birdies are drinking with so much trust in you! Thanks for the video, lovely greets from Germany! 🥰🥰🥰
They are soo.... innocent.
I just get a feeling that I want to protect them.
😊😊
God: do want to be a bee or a bird?
hummingbird: Yes.
What is that spouse to mean bitch
Ian phi it’s supposed to mean the hummingbird sounds like a bee and has wings that act like a bees’ wings and that it’s a bird
Ian phi being a prick checckkkkkkkk (I decided to use a TIK TOKK reference even though I hate it) Ian phi 🖕
@@ianphi3860 why do you get mad over that lmao
Crayo I wasn’t mad at him. What the hell is wrong with you
The caption said "tame" hummingbirds...
I expect him to be able to command a whole fleet
#SquadGoals
This comment got me
The sound that would make XD "I hear a helicopter but I can't see it" "dude... That's not a helicopter... RUN"
Command a whole fleet 😂what are you planning to do ? Take over the neighborhood ? 😂💔
@@pixelsnek4819 yes
It’s so cute how it actually drinks enough to make bubbles 😩💗
True Fact: Drax is in the backround hes just so incredibly still
Who is Drax?
@@grimlockgodqueen6389 He's a marvel character who can literally stand so still it becomes invisible to the human eye
Hes also from guardians of the galaxy
@@NuckOHead OH OK, thank you.
@@grimlockgodqueen6389 No problem
@@NuckOHead OK THEN STFU AND GET LOST YOU IDIOT!
•Nothing Happens•
Hummingbird: *OH SH'T IMMA HEAD OUTTA HERE*
Silence is dangerous
Absence is impending doom
Pretty much the rising bubbles in the feeder that creeped the hell out of the little guy
@@udhi_gn3893 1:50
1:56 I love how it checks if the bubble is still there :')
@Grace Burns I never noticed too before I saw a comment saying it :')
Human: "aww look! I tamed him! Isn't nature beautiful?"
Hummingbird: *BIG SLORP*
Junji Itooo
YES THANK YOU
mmm s l o r p
He do be slorpin
He went from
1. Smol slorps; no touchy
2. Ok slorps; some touchy
3. The biggest of slorps and all the touchies
I know what I must do now...
**runs outside to go grab the hummingbird feeder from the garden**
You must've been so excited when he landed and stayed!! I hand fed a black capped chickadee many years ago and I'll never forget how much joy I felt in that moment!!
Their flying abilities still amazes me...it’s like they are hybrid of insects control for flight.
Same with dragonfly's
Sure.. a bird fucked a bubble bee.. it’s possible
Brandon Ware 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 im dead asffffff
Did you guys know there are actually "humming bird" moths? It's the craziest damn thing an actual hybrid look em up
Ganondalf i just searched it up and oof that's crazyyyy 😫🤯 how is that even possible
As a kid I'd stand for hours at the hummingbird feeder with my finger for a perch. When they landed on my hand, I used to bring them up to my chin to touch their feathery heads, and it was the best thing on earth.
zeitmeister did the bird died
Alpha Beta rude much?
Alpha Beta nah she’s alive
zeitmeister now that is more like taming! That’s cool
Almano Tolrado annoying catch Phrase ,much ?🙄oohhh you’re soooo relevant....So edgy trying to insult someone on the internet... wow ! You must feel so above it all bc of that .. stfu dude ! Just you saying that negates the whole thing you’re going for .. in that sense , that would exclude you from being any sort of Alfa .. so typical for someone on the internet that gets their dumb personality from stupid , irrelevant bs on the internet. How typical are you ? 🙄..
The simple fact that he trusted you enough to stop beating his wings is impressive. So cute 😊
Had anyone ever seen a hummingbird miss what it's aiming for with it's beak? I find it incredible how accurate they are moving at the speeds they do.
Sounds like a drone.
Violet Scarelli Palestinians run when they hear humming birds apparently.
Ouch. Nice one.
What?
Violet Scarelli sounds like food
Violet Scarelli there are bullies who wants to step on that bird and crush it just cuz they have fun doing it . Hopefully this made ur day better
humming bird: *flaps it's wings*
bee: am I a joke to you?
same humming bird: *drinks nectar*
bee: a joke to you, am I?!
The fact hummingbirds fly and sound like bees freaks me out.😣
nice kid ...i am your 69th like...
Oh?! You think youre better than me huh?!
MANDLEBAUM MANDLEBAUM MANDLEBAUM
Humming bird:*ignore bee*
They are competitors in nature, both feeding on flower nectar. They fit the same niche of pollinators. Both have developed long mouths to reach in to flowers, and both can hover over the delicate flowers shaking in the wind. It is inevitable that for reasons of functionality, bees and hummingbirds have similarities.
Gravity: Murdered trillions of creatures throughout history
Hummingbird: Huh? Wtf is gravity?
So this is what Uncle Ben was doing before adopting Peter Parker.
Its so interested by the bubbles
Wholesome Lad you got 400 likes BTW
the bubble reminds me of minions on despicable me 1 though.
yeah
You made me like the video more
Wholesome Lad it seemed like the birb missed the chance to see it AND THAT MADE ME CRY ;-;
Me: lives in an area with zero hummingbirds
Also me: *yes I would like to see how to tame them*
There a couple hummingbirds where I live.
Hummingbirds are my country national animal and I see them 24/7
Lol me
One just passed through my window, there used to be one of these feeders but possessed cats dropped it
Come to my house we see hummingbirds all the time -STRANGER DANGER-
The sound of their wings is wild 😍 The patience pays off!!!!
This is beautiful how the bird just sits on the finger ❤ I’m in love with the colibri!!
When I was little, I thought that hummingbirds had no feet or legs, and that they just flew everywhere and never touched the ground, I had no idea they had nests. I just thought that they flew around forever
lol
I think hummingbirds are adorable. But I can only see them in videos because ... I LIVE IN SCOTLAND AND THERE ARE NO WILD HUMMINGBIRDS HERE
RxseyPxsey they basically do fly around for their entire lives. They need to consistently find nectar to eat to get their energy to fly, or else they'll probably die. That's why their wings are moving so fast
RxseyPxsey me too I go to my pops and I see hundreds of them and I thought they had no legs because of oh fast they fly...
deathfireball28 DB yep
I never really think about how precise hummingbirds can fly. They just stand in the air in one spot.
What is that spouse to mean bitch
Meme Sauce whats wrong with you?
@@memesauce7703 You might wanna griw out of the little kid life before swearing, kid.
@@memesauce7703 wrong spelling bro
It's like they in creative mode
I have 4 feeders. I love having the little birds around.
I love how he sees the little bubbles
You have to be impressed at the fact that humming birds can flap their wings very fast to the point where you can nearly see them
Little Ghost skills
50 flaps per second.
I wonder what happen if you do little cocaine in the nectar. 🚁
1SGCarter d e d
1SGCarter then that's an F for that humming bird
“Done drinking this water now I’m gonna go fly at 1000 mph”
Anakin Skywalker LMAOOOOO
Goodbye old friend, may the force be with you
2JZRulz stop ur hurting my heart ;(
@@YIDEOUS I have to agree it's a really sad part of the star wars story
2JZRulz right, it’s the last time obi wan sees me before cutting my limbs off 😔
Plot twist: that was mannequin hand the whole training time.
Haha plot twist so funny hahahaha, no it's not, that's the whole point of this video.
When the hummingbird stopped flying completely and stood on your finger.... I felt that.
When it went "Bvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv"
My left ear felt that
Xxd
its fkn asmr
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Same!!!
Oh how cute!!! These little guys are way too cute!!! I love these little guys...
This made me literally scream... They are so cute I can't handle it 😭 literally my favorite animal on the planet 💖
2:20 Hummingbird: "Oh shit, I almost forgot I was a hummingbird!"
The juice was so good
Holy! that's some pretty good sugar water!
hey that's a human! i m not human i should be flying. not resting on its finger
lmao
Awwww look at those tiny feet 😆😆😆💖 SO TINY!!!!!!!!
ᴵ ˢʰᵃˡˡ ˢʰᵒʷ ʸᵒᵘ ᵗᵘʳᵉ ᵗᶦⁿʸ
The Rainbow Dragon Mango
*_"ture"_*
feetz so smol!
I ran into you 4 times today. Are you the Justin.Y of animal videos?
ononynouse spell normal
Even when I’m watching this bird through a screen I find myself tensing up to try not to move lol.
you win the internet today !! this is the cutest thing I have seen all day !! thank you :)
"How to have to sit completely motionless for extended periods for a hummingbird to briefly rest on your finger."
Worth it
Much more accurate title.
DGRIFF! lol but that’s how he did it 😂
@@MsAqaqSwsw Yeah, that's why it's the perfect title! Great video too
🤣
Son: mom i want helicopter
Mom: we have helicopter in home.
Helicopter at home:
EVEN BETTER!
Drone?
So much better.
better
neonkaos YUP!
I was teaching a junior youth class at a Baha'i Summer School many years ago up near Pikes Peak in Colorado. There were a lot of humming birds there. We had an afternoon break and I stopped near a collection of large boulders, about three feet high. A hummingbird came by. I started playing hide and seek by dropping behind a boulder and slowly coming back up. The bird began doing the same and we played together for about five minutes. Pure Joy.
I don't know why, but hummingbirds make me feel very happy when I see one chillin, feeding on my ladies flowering plants in our backyard. They're different. Was washing one of my mountain bikes after a ride with the homies and had a bucket of water on the floor and this hummingbird stopped, looked at me, then the bucket like asking "can I have some water?". It was hot AF that day lol.
Plot twist:
*The hummingbird was a paid actor.*
DUN DUN DUN
Yea isn't it obvious he was paid in sugar water
Plot twist: *the sugar water was a paid actor*
Plot Twist: This comment is original!
Faisal Al-Yahya popped on a lot today for my ice tea ☕️
He mastered Drax's ability of standing so still that he's invisible
I think it was john cena who made the greatest of qoutes "you cant see me"
@@moth8569 true, but he's always been invisible
My god
I see you you're eating a zargnut.
@@moth8569 wrestlers are awesome lol
Simply a divine and beautiful little creature. Humans have a lot to learn!
This is one of the most genius and beautiful thing i have ever seen in my entire life! 😍
He’s probably like
*”AYO THIS FLOWER HITTIN ON A NEWWWWW LEVEL”*
Vocal precussion on a whole 'nother level
That’s what I was thinking, "like aye why does this flower keep giving?"
420 likes, keep it that way for the pun
Wait, thats illegal
1:50 my depression disappeared at this exact moment when the hummingbird got excited about a bubble
Lol
Hummingbird: *Chilling*
Bubble: *Exists*
Hummingbird: Oh my- What is..? CARL, COME LOOK AT THIS- oh, no, wait...It's gone.
Then its not a depression ur just dumb
@@oo-tabarnak4616 "A depression"
@@oo-tabarnak4616 "Its"
What an adorable little bird :-)))
I love how he looks to check if another bubble is rising up the feeder after each sip
I remember when I called humming birds “helicopter birds” when I was younger
Damn
Well I mean.
You were technically right.
Xen Xen *Helicopter bird*
Heli bord
@BuwBuw _ wtf does this mean
Its amazing how you can hear the little angel's wings flap.
They sound like bees on steroids in person. I had a ruby-threaded hummer land on my shoulder when I was working in my garden. I first thought that it was a bumble bee until I looked over at it.
It was ear rape on headphones.....
When your mom gets home in one minute..
he fap lol
I thought you say fap
Shes so cute and adorable
Kindness translates across all forms of life.
This guy tamed himself so that the bird could trust him.
Thank you for sharing this.
God's love everyone 🙏🏼🕊❤️
rare sighting of an autonomous micro-helicopter from top secret military project (2018)
*colorized*
i was going to say something but a fucking bug started to buzz in my ear-
durianhead 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
XD
Imagine trying to describe a hummingbird to somebody who's never heard of it before. "It's a bird that flies like a bug, man!"
They would think you're high or something.
I am high.. and you sound high ;)
And in response you would say, ‘you are correct’
I never seen one until your video unbelievable. I’m in Australia I’ve never heard the sound of there wings
Darren Parkes I hope it was everything you expected
Such a beautiful bird i love them
that is so cool! You actually got him to trust your hand!
Instructions unclear, accidentally became a tree.
:0 Oh no-
Try taming a human, may perhaps revert the effect.
@@thesmarticus4241 mmmmm global warming
LOL OH NO
same
This is some hardcore ASMR wing flapping
One of the coolest TH-cam videos I’ve ever seen.
Very cool! And the hummingbirds feed are so tiny and cute.
You're so patient to achieve this bird's trust.
There were a few different birds on this film
It only took 3 minutes 28 seconds.
@Paloma San Basilio are you a bird expert?
@Paloma San Basilio The bird knows it's attached to the man. It has everything to do with trust.
Paloma San Basilio yes they do have to trust you by seeing you very often. The more they see you, the closer you can get to them. They are very skittish at first. If you even move while watching them eat they will fly off.