@@kimmccreery6688 It is! The smallest bird nest i would say. I’d imagine it would be hard seeing it unless you were really up close.

Seems to be very cozy….soft from the cobwebs it’s made from.

We feed our humming birds nectar(or,sugar water 💧,I should say)every Summer at our lake cottage.Than,I watch them preen themselves on the pine 🌲 tree.I didn’t know,that bee’s or wasp’s could attack them?I wonder 💭 why?I’ve nerve heard of this!The poor hummer!You’d think 🤔 they’d be much too fast for a bee?😮

It would be like us getting attacked by a hawk

That was crazy to see

I guess "banana for scale" won't work, so we went with "mosquito for scale".

@@PrincipalSkinner3190 i'm imagining a human getting attacked by a mosquito at that scale, it's crazy!

😅I was so invested that I found myself yelling at it...😂

A jewel with wings indeed ❤

Saw that too!

Besides that it serves as a reference scale to realize how small those birds are, if it was a person that mosquito should be at least four inches long.

Tiny bird, big mosquito! Looked like the Alaskan mosquitoes. Lol

Yup! It’s at the 3:00 min mark of the vid.

Timestamp ?

Dont smell them, theyre small enough to go up your nose !

@@pamelaflores4129 thank you so much!

True! But also preying mantises will eat lizards occasionally, sometimes ones much bigger, and heavier than they are. Much larger, than one may even think would/could be possible from our perspective. Lizards most bugs avoid, as if their life depended on doin' so, them bein' professional insectivores, mind you, odds would say so, anyway, as most are. Except when it comes to mantises, a lizard likely will make a meal of one that's fairly smaller relatively, but a grown mantis will turn a normal day, into a very bad one, for the average lizard, likely never EXPECTIN' such a thing even possible. Mantises actually I'd really have to SAY are, basically, the insect-world's version of mustelids! Really fightin' way above their class, and weight! Both doing so viciously, and, while exuding such unmatched confidence all-the-while as well...lol!

Are we not counting spiders as insects? Because there are giant bird-eating spiders in some of the more wild places on the planet.

@@damon22441 we are not. They are arachnids.

@@damon22441 Yes, but...the only birds regularly preyed on, by regular insects! Those things are monsters! Certainly Super...spiders, at the very LEAST! LmMFaO!!! ;) :P :o)

Another crazy fact : Why do hummingbirds hum? Because they can’t remember the words!😮

@@ColleenLytle-sq8tx yes they are such a tiny bird and the mosquito puts it in perspective!

legit i felt so bad.. it probably feels like a bigass needle. if needles hurt humans skin imagine how painful that proboscis is for something only 2 inches tall!

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Oh interesting, you understand there are dinosaurs among us and still hold to Christianity? If only you were the historical mode, we'd be in a good place.

@@thorium222 indeed we need to protect All species, these little creatures especially!

@@BirdieLearning Yes!

I didn't know they were on the menu. 😮

@@-kabepugs3009 Haha, so funny. You perfectly know that rich assholes are destroying the world with their totally unnecessary overconsumption of everything.

even if a bunch of people went 0 waste, 70% of all pollution and waste is given off by the top tennmegacorps that own everything. stop putting the pressure on people trying to survive and start putting pressure on the companies ruining our planet. oh wait, you cant, because they have their hands in the government and vice versa so whatever they say, goes. they dont care about us. stop wasting your breath.

I think that’s AI created. I listen to another channel where ‘he’ reads short stories. I was listening to one the other night and he said “underscore underscore”; and another where he called “pa”, “p a”.

Its got AI vibes

He sounds exactly like the narrator of audiobooks at the channel “neurosurfer.”

@@clarehsueh7683 Exactly

@@peacockpaula4723 thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it. It was a great video to work on.

Same, hummingbirds make me cry every time!

Son bastante comúnes de observar por aquí en América... sin embargo tal vez se trate de la creación más conmovedora de la Naturaleza y una de las más fascinantes desde su aspecto biológico 🙋🏻‍♂️🇦🇷

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They are very territorial! I sit outside in my garden for a few minutes in summer, and I have observed two "argue" over my bee balm flowers. I want to plant more flowers that attract and feed these beautiful, wonderful little creatures. I love to see these acrobats of the sky!

@@nancys2839 I enjoy them all season. They fight over a desert willow in the back yard.

@@frankvqz3799 thank you so much! Appreciate the support!

I hope you put out feeders them, but I’m sure you did. It’s so delightful to see them. ❤

@@margo3367 They were there many years before we were. I went under the tree wearing a red shirt and several tried to come and taste my shirt. It was amazing!

I doubt that mosquito got a good bite at all. So many feathers moving around. Would’ve made a quick and easy snack for the hummingbird, had she noticed- and I think she would have, if she was bitten.

Nope, it definitely got her good. Mosquitos regularly prey on birds with much thicker plummage. ​@@sr-7124

Except your theory is a lie

​@@italiantraditionalcatholic2390 ok, tailbone-haver

@italiantraditionalcatholic2390 You're good at unintentional irony, lol.

@@Naturallystated the snowy owl was shown for effect although it doesn’t specifically hunt this bird. Also this video isn’t ai generated and has been fact checked as we do all our videos.

I read your post just after I'd posted similarly. Fair play. But to add to the story, the local name of zumzum chito deserves a comment. Whenever I see dragonflies hunting I give them "light-sabres" "zoom-zoom!" and chitos, aren't they lovely little snacks?

in todays episoode of pig ignorant to their sorroundings , from an human point of view, check out these 2+ cnunts! they cant even tell you where milk comesfrom, YET they willingly drink it when its offered from near rekatives of their species? remarkable , in that tgeir rekatives support them.

All people that think this can leave first 👍

@@maralonent6257you never know then you end up

@@maralonent6257except that they’re the ones who would create a world where they, and we, and all species can thrive together…

We do. Let's make the most of it

no. people are 💩

@@JoyfulAnimals11 thank you!

@@cavaldom2 hi there, where abouts in the video did you see them?

@@BirdieLearning 0:57

@@cavaldom2I believe such flowers do grow in Cuba, any specific species of plant you are referring to?

Many animals went extinct without any help from humans. with or without humans All life struggles to survive. As the world constantly changes life must learn to adapt or they will perish. Humanity is simply Nature's biggest challenge yet to overcome and adapt to. Humans adapted and advanced so quickly that it overcame the natural speed for nature to adapt. If Nature is to survive, either Humans have to slow down or Nature has to speed up in it's adaptation. Overpopulation is NOT the problem, Population density IS. Standing shoulder to shoulder all humanity can fit in Jacksonville Florida with room to spare. Humans need to learn to live in places that ages ago were inhospitable but with modern technology it can be possible