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This is a fabulous video showing lots of Ruby-throated hummingbirds all over the author’s yard and feeders. He’s included hummers actually landing on his hand, and one little fellow enjoying a good sprinkling. Perhaps the most remarkable are the two babies in their nest.  You’ll really enjoy this one!

Here’s a really nice video of hummingbirds sipping nectar in a Houston, Texas, USA backyard.

September 2007 Hummingbirds Houston TX

Thanks to guns4toys for posting this video on YouTube.

This is how guns4toys described it: Ruby-throated hummingbirds at feeders in my backyard.

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Here’s a quick video of lots of very hungry hummers. They’re so focused on eating that they completely ignored the author’s hands holding the feeder. Don’t you know they went through a lot of sugar for all that hummingbird nectar!

I spotted at least three different hummingbird species… ruby-throated, rufous, and caliope.

Hummingbirds 2007 Unbelievable

Thanks to kansasa1 for posting this to YouTube.

kansasa1’s description: They land on your fingers, they eat up sugar morning and night, and they even invade my house!

They swarm all day long!

This video was recorded all in one day.

A well-designed hummingbird feeder

This is a really informative article about what and how to feed hummingbirds.  Allan’s even included his hummingbird nectar recipe.

And… I’m sure we all agree that our little feather fluffs are, indeed, beautiful!

The Beautifull Hummingbirds

By: Allan

The hummingbird’s diet requires nectar as a source of energy, and for their protein source small insects. Hummingbirds love artificial nectar from man-made humming bird feeders. Such feeders provide the hummingbirds with a good supply of nectar, and at the same time allow people to observe and enjoy hummingbirds up-close. Homemade nectar can be made from 1 part white, granulated table sugar to 4 parts water – boiled to make it easier to dissolve the sugar and to purify the solution so that it will stay fresh longer. The cooled nectar is then carefully placed into the hummingbird feeder. You should avoid using diet sweeteners because, though the hummingbirds will drink it, they will not get the calories they need to sustain their metabolism. Read the rest of this entry »