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Hummingbird Frenzy!

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12 comments

  • austin20

    Very cool video. Thanks for sharing.

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  • bullshot

    So, where is that ?

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  • allen griggs

    Good God! Looks like a swarm of mosquitos.

    I only have two of the little birds.

    Where are you, Mercury?

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  • jimdeere

    I watched it twice, to see the beautiful landscape.

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  • dreher

    I am jealous!! I LOVE Hummers but I only occasionally see two at one time. I have a very territorial Hummer that runs off all intruders to my feeders.

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  • Rocky Raab

    Couldn't ID the species from the clip, but they're almost certainly Ruby-throats. They're the only species gregarious enough to allow that kind of close contact. Our Western species like Black-chinned, Rufous, or Broad-tailed are MUCH more territorial and possessive. If you see two black-chins at a feeder at once, they are either mates or siblings. And even then, they get testy.

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  • Mercury

    Allen,

    I'm abouty 4 miles north of the border, south of Tucson, AZ.


    We get Rufous, Anna's, black-chinned and broad-tailed hummers here. And probably couple other species I haven't noticed.


    The Rufous are very few, maybe 5% of the total birds.



    Merc

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  • Rocky Raab

    Merc, that surprises me. But I suppose nothing that hummers do ought to surprise me by now.

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  • He Dog

    Nope, we have a mix of black chinned, broad tailed and a few rufous this time of year. We have as many as 9 birds at a time on two feeders with another 10 standing in line.

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  • Merlinnv12

    A few years ago, while working in Prescott, Arizona, I saw and heard, and Anna’s hummingbird singing! I saw and heard, an Anna‘s hummingbird singing!

    Apparently, the Anna’s hummer is the only one that does sing.

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  • grdad45

    We have three big feeders up, SW Arkansas. The ruby throated birds are sucking down almost a gallon and a half every week. There were over 20 of them this morning. Our neighbor has about the same at his place (300 yards away). More sugar is always on the list!

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  • retroxler58

    Nice video! I've had good luck in the past here in the NC Piedmont... Just haven't had any feeders up this year. 😔😕

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