@LBzzz Yes, they have a specific mating season. For the species that appear in this video I don't know when that would be. For the species that live/migrate into the US/Canada there is a lot more mating information on them. Great question though! Thank you for watching and commenting.
@LBzzz It is fun to edit these you're right. I use Davinci Resolve to create them. For me it's even more fun filming them in real life. Do you have hummingbirds visit you where you are at?
I am going to use vinegar in an old spice cologne container plus added a little salt. Not for hummingbirds but for Gayle. Since see loves Salt and Vinegar chips, worth a shot?
@@alanmiller6792 Thank you for watching and commenting, glad you enjoy them. MUCH more to come on this channel, just need the time to edit the vidoes.😳😎
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@@madamepigeon Have you had this experience of handfeeding a hummingbird? Another handfeeding video for you; ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mCG7YiAAQL0.htmlsi=aXt9D-aCJNQohobN
@@SugarDad1 Oh unfortunately no, nor have I ever seen one in real life. We don't have those in Switzerland😢 But I've had (and still have) the chance of hand feeding pigeons😅❤️
@astromb21 4 at the feeders! How exciting is that!!? What type do you get visited by where you are? Thank you for watching and commenting, MUCH more to come on this channel.
@SugarDad1 in Idaho, ones at my feeders are broad tailed, calliope and blacked chinned. I'm going to set up a camera to get a closer look. There are a few that have come back from last year that get pretty close to me to say hi, but they are so fast and can't see all their details.
@@astromb21 That sounds like a fun variety of species. Enjoy filming them, it can be a rewarding hobby. The black-chinned were hanging around with us in Puerto Vallarta last winter-here's a short video you'll likely enjoy; ru-vid.combeIRyKWi_T4?si=BZzJLTGu0BEABFO-
@bakeller1637 Thank you for watching and commenting, MUCH more to come on this channel. Cabanas Tamiaju Address: Ecuador 45, C. Teniente Hugo Ortíz, Cosanga, Ecuador Phone: +593 98 267 0079
@@bakeller1637 You are!!? How exciting!! If you mention that Ayr and Lori Miller (Sugar Daddy Hummingbirds) sent you when you book-there may be some perks in it for you ; ). If you have any questions about hummingbirds in Ecuador, please feel welcomed to ask. Be sure to visit Chontas Bird-watching spot as it is literally walking distance and will likely offer new/different hummingbird species for you. Have fun!
I still use this fountain type, in fact the hummingbirds are in it daily right now, beating the heat with morning baths. I usually place the power bank out of sight, preferably under cover/and or inside a zip-lock bag for rain protection. Have you made one of these fountains for yourself? Here's a video of Hummingbirds bathing in my fountain, SO CUTE!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rUg2aOzhzDU.htmlsi=OCZJBIoDgRD_dKbm
@vegealghiere Another to entertain you:ru-vid.com8s-S5O15on8?si=Uz8fVGK_LvGOQalt P.s. there are hundreds of hummingbird videos on this channel for you. And I have hundreds more to edit still! Enjoy!
@steve20664 Thank you for enjoying and commenting. Here's another that you'll likely be fond of: ru-vid.com_G8LvvHUf2Y?feature=share There are hundreds more short hummingbird videos on the channel, and several longer feature hummingbird videos here. Feel free to binge watch them all!
@conniehoren8386 Good eye! I was wondering if anybody would catch that. Here's another hummingbird video that you will likely be entertained by, showing the tongue in slow motion: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RdZTbnKQrcw.htmlsi=YYGRNJ8il0xcHpWo
@wueen Thank you for enjoying and commenting. Another one for you; ru-vid.comR1YQRqziy9g?feature=share Maybe the cutest Hummingbird I've visited in real life.
@@wueen Well, butterflies and baby Robins are pretty awesome too! I wonder maybe if you hung your feeders higher, out of the dogs reach? Maybe you could safely enjoy them that way.
When you say no poer no electricity no solar we expecting something like the HERON NON STOP.do you know what that is that doesnt required solar rlectricity or power bank
