Most of them are nervously coming and going but a couple of them are really chilling. What a treat to see. Never thought that many of them could tolerate being together like this.
Same here, it was odd seeing hummers this chill. I'm guessing because it's not a food source and just a chill spot, it's not *quite* as competitive. There's one hummer sitting in the water near the top-left and he hardly moved the entire video 😅
@@ismayb754 They have to bathe often as I learned. It makes sense, since they go inside flowers often getting nectar & pollen on their feathers. A larger bird may not affect so much, but the hummers are so tiny!
While they’re territorial over their food source, they’re obviously very different with the abundant water source(which they only need for keeping clean), just like most territorial animals, will tolerate others, when they’re at salt licks and/or clay/earth patches which they rely upon for minerals and antitoxins……….
My parents had a bird fountain that was about twice its size, it could hold over a dozen finches with another two dozen sitting on the fence waiting there turn....or one very territorial hummingbird.
i've had up to 30, for a few weeks at a time, when they start flying south for the winter. this year, however... i have one bird. all the crap they are spraying in the clouds seem to be taking a toll on their little tiny bodies. makes me so sad. i also have friends who have anywhere from 10-50 birds at one time eating at their feeders. and i have more feeders (5 to their 1) out than they do. must be something to do with their location?
Yes . Here in India . I saw more sparrows when i was in 9th 10th grade . And hundreds of Cranes go home from North to South across my house at 5 pm .Now if i saw a sparrow , i amuse that one is still alive !
I like how pretty much all birds really enjoy a shallow pool of water. I never thought I'd see so many hummingbirds all together like this, sitting around no less!
I moved and there's humming birds near me now. The first few times they flew past me I freaked out so bad because I didn't see them and thought giant bees were about to attack me lol.
I went camping in British Columbia and tis hummingbird visited me every morning because my water jug had a red lid. I thought it was a massive bug at first lol. It was orange. What a special animal
I had my screens off of my windows one day because I had been washing the windows and a hummingbird flew into my house. The extraordinary thing was I wanted to help this little guy back outside, so I talked real sweet and calm and he flew to me! I very carefully carried him to the front of the window and he flew away. I could feel him breathing! I will never forget this special moment.
I saved one by catching it and releasing it outside. It was so amazing! The video isn't great because I was more concerned for the hummingbird than for my phone but it still captured the moment. Check it out if you have a minute. ruclips.net/video/ZXHR3-zTGTE/видео.html
I also had a humming bird experience I will never forget...sitting under a tree in my back yard one day, the bird came up inches from my face and hung in the air just looking at me...I put up my hand, he didn't land in it but went close to it....then he was gone in a blink...I was amazed....I found out later they are pretty fearless little birds...and curious..
Martha Hansen Go pop a tampon and quit PMS-ing you spazzy little bitch. Your PMS is starting to show again. I know being old sucks. But get over it, woman.
😂😂the first time I saw one I screamed terrified. Then someone laughed & said it's a hummingbird & it landed on the tree branch about the cliff we were standing on in the woods & I was amazed he just sat there feathered up & watched us😂😂
73maxmau Youre lucky you hide in your mommys basement behind your computer because you dont have the ability to stand and face a person and say those things. I ca n promise you youll be minus a few more teeth in that foul mouth of yours.
Target51 If there are that many hummers in one back yard, then they are eating (or drinking) the owner's bird feeders to exhaustion! The feeders must take gallons of sugar water a day. they need tough love, they need to go do what they were meant to do: suck nectar from flowers, not feeders.
It's interesting that these all appear to be male Allen's Hummingbirds,, which are fiercely territorial and seldom number more than a few individuals in any given area. I'd guess that this location is on a migration route at a time of year when mostly males are migrating, perhaps ahead of the females so that they can establish a territories before the girls arrive... Anyway, it's nice to see them more-or-less getting along when they'd normally be fighting like mad dogs!
You are correct, these are all male Allen’s Hummingbirds. When these group-bathing events take place, there seems to be a method to the madness. It always starts with male Allen’s, then at some point male Anna’s move-in and take over, then it’s female Allen’s turn and finally female Anna’s Hummingbirds have a wash. When hummingbirds in this area are bathing in smaller numbers, less segregation (sex and species) takes place. You are also correct that for the most part, Allen’s Hummingbirds are a migratory species of hummingbird. But there is one segment of the population that has always been a resident to the Channel Islands off the coast of Southern California. Now there is another non-migratory group of Allen’s Hummingbirds expanding in the Los Angeles Basin. It is not well understood if this “new” population (about 35 years old) started with the Channel Island birds or if some of the coastal migratory birds simply decided to stay put in the L.A. area. DNA testing is now taking place to determine which is the case. So, to comment to your comment directly, the birds you see in the video are part of the now resident Los Angeles population. They fight all day long around the feeders but apparently are fine with sharing a water resource with each other.
Fascinating. I've been watching/feeding/filming/studying the birds here in the Santa Clarita valley (about 22 miles inland) for 20+ years and have noticed that there has been a resident population of Allen's Hummingbirds here for at least the past ten years. Certain identifiable females are here year-round while the population noticeably increases in early spring with new individuals either arriving or just passing through. Interestingly, the "new" males that appear in spring are usually more brown/tan (although they all still have some green) than the winter males. Those which remain in winter have a lot of green on their backs. Since Rufous and Allen's almost certainly interbreed where they overlap, it makes me wonder if the migratory instinct comes from the Rufous genes while the resident tendency comes from the Allen's. Some genetic data would be most interesting. I've also noticed that the birds tend to fight a lot less (even at nectar sources) when there are a LOT of birds present. It appears that when in large numbers it's simply overwhelming and a waste of effort to try and defend the feeder, so they just tolerate each other as best they can. The gender and species-specific grouping I've never observed or even heard of before, although we have nowhere near the number of males (or birds in general) as seen in these pool party videos. I will definitely have to put out a bathing facility and see what happens! Thanks for the great info!
JCMegabyte , I saw a documentary once where this 1 species of humming bird was alive ONLY because somewhere deep in the middle of nowhere on their migratory trip someone in some random tiny country puts up tons of feeders. Thousands of birds stop there after a trip across open water. Without that place they would die of starvation. I always remembered that and it brought me joy to see their fragility and strength.
So Martha Hansen has invaded this comment as well with her negativity. We may live in a Big Brother world but I see no wrong catching these little guys on camera... Delightful scene...
Hummingbirds are usually extremely territorial, it's interesting that they drop that behavior for a water source such as that in this video. Truly one of the most fascinating creatures in the world. So extremely brittle yet capable of movements that are unparalleled by any other species. Truly amazing.
Yeah I was wondering that too they're cocky, aggressive little things (but still adorable). Like Lana said, though, maybe it's because there's no competition for food?
Man this is the coolest most interesting and beautiful thing I've ever seen. I didn't know hummingbirds liked water. I always saw feeding videos. So relaxing, wish it was longer. Love the humming.
The problem is Devil runs the world. He is lier and murderer. This is the reason why deception and violence are everywhere. This is the reason why the whole world is Sodom. That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our loved ones again! :-)
Hummingbirds are may favorite feathered friends and this was too cute! I've never seen more than 2 or 3 together at the same time so I assume this was a family reunion.
There are some people who have specific phobias... Otherwise? No clue. Dislike bot? I mean, people have done ridiculous things like fart apps before. *shrugs*
Dislike bots. They’re just robots pressing the thumb down button automatically on any video, to spread negativity, set up by some sad people. Send them love and light, they need it! 💝🌟
I have a hummingbird feeder on our front porch that I fill every few days with simple syrup - part water and sugar and it's chilled from the fridge before I put it out. I see several hummingbird in the evening and early morning when it it's the cooler part of the day.
That was delightful. True about the way they get on generally, so it was amazing to see them congregate at the water source. I plant loads of Monarda just for these little beauties and they can NOT STAND it if another one flies in to the drift. There is plenty to share but they are so territorial over a food source they peep at each other aggressively and there is always a chase-away. So much energy lost in this behaviour when there's so much to be had for all of them from the flowers if they could just get on with sharing.
Hilarious idea. Love it. I get people knocking and asking for some and I share freely. I have never had any luck propagating by seed - the best way is to dig a bit and off it goes.
Thanks Patty! I am excited to hear you want to plant it for the hummingbirds. Monarda is also known as bergamot, horsemint and bee balm. It has the square stem of all mint family plants. It's very fragrant, sometimes a bit musky. It comes in a range of colours from Red through dark fuchsia, bright pink all the way to mauve, which is just beautiful. And ALL of it attracts hummingbirds. Mine starts flowering in July and goes through till frost. If you have a local plant exchange or gardeners' group, I bet you can ask for a bit and someone will give it. Like I said, I always like to pass it on. It's a great plant because it clumps nicely, and it is easily controllable because the root system is surprisingly shallow. I'm in Ottawa, and it has never been killed off by the winter cold here. Verdict: tough as old boots! Monarda is beloved by bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. I believe in looking after ALL of them, and I NEVER spray any of my plants (it can get powdery mildew, but it won't affect the flowering, just the foliage), Anything feeding in my garden has to be safe from chemicals. Deadheading individual heads once the florets have gone will encourage more blooms, and if you can stand the look of it, once the killing frost has done its thing the seed heads will be a food source for birds in winter. Chickadees visit it frequently. It is pretty ugly then, but it helps the birds.
The only way humming birds can move is by flying, their leg muscles have atrophied to the point that they can stand, but not walk. It's all in the wings.
51 people saw a video titled "humming bird pool party".....watched humming birds having a pool party and disliked. I'm curious, what did you dislikers expect lol?
This woman shows the kit they use (solar or electric) titled: "Endless Water Hummingbird Bird Bath-CHEAP DIY Attracts Birds Solar Powered Water Fountain in Garden" (turn down the volume) What she shows will work. Pick your own materials.
Счастлив тот человек который наблюдает такое каждый день 😊я ещё видел как мужик устроил кормушку для этих божественных созданий он живёт как раз там где проходят их миграционные пути 😊😊😊
I gotta say, this was just as magical and wholesome as I expected, but I have to be honest - based off the title I was a little disappointed Mambo No.5 wasn't playing.
This woman shows the kit they use (solar or electric) titled: "Endless Water Hummingbird Bird Bath-CHEAP DIY Attracts Birds Solar Powered Water Fountain in Garden" (turn down the volume) What she shows will work. Pick your own materials.
Absolutely amazing!! I live on the 21st floor and I have hummingbirds come to my feeder regularly. Of course they are generally on high alert and get into hummingbird wars if two come to feed at the same time. I was beyond excited when two of them actually ate at the feeder at the same time a couple of weeks ago. To see so many in the bird bath together is precious!!
What i hear... "Hey watch it" "No you watch it" "Ah you poke me!" "Then move tiny!" "You see a human?" "No do you?" "My beak hurts..." "Oo I smell sugar!" "Omg Lily!" "Omg Laura!" "Paul?" "Ah! Okay bye!" ... "This is nice"
That thing is a perfect bird bath. I'm not shocked they love it. Not deep so they can't drown and it's constantly moving so it won't go stagnant and start growing bacteria.
I have a hummingbird feeder and have never seen them sharing together. One chases the other one off every time. Your little hummies are cooperating well. So sweet.❤
Once I was sitting on a porch at my grandma's house and i hear this buzzing in my right ear and I turned to look at it thinking it was a bug but a tiny hummingbird just casually backed up a bit. One can forget how teeny tiny these things are.
Hummingbirds: "my doctor & therapist say I need to slow down more & relax" *takes the fastest bath in the world* 😂❤ I can relate hummingbirds, I can relate.
Most of them are nervously coming and going but a couple of them are really chilling. What a treat to see. Never thought that many of them could tolerate being together like this.
Same here, it was odd seeing hummers this chill. I'm guessing because it's not a food source and just a chill spot, it's not *quite* as competitive. There's one hummer sitting in the water near the top-left and he hardly moved the entire video 😅
It may have been a particularly dry/hot spell of weather so they're tolerating each other for the sake of getting water.
@@ismayb754 They have to bathe often as I learned. It makes sense, since they go inside flowers often getting nectar & pollen on their feathers. A larger bird may not affect so much, but the hummers are so tiny!
It's so cool!!!
They are extroverts
their wings move so fast that this feels like a time lapse
They sound like bee's lol
or UFO technology
Is it not ?
This was not a time-lapse?
LMAO, dude its for real. That's not a timelapse, hamming burd really do fly like this
Wow, hummingbirds are very territorial, I’m surprised they are all so calm in such a large group, really cool footage
While they’re territorial over their food source, they’re obviously very different with the abundant water source(which they only need for keeping clean), just like most territorial animals, will tolerate others, when they’re at salt licks and/or clay/earth patches which they rely upon for minerals and antitoxins……….
I'm also impressed at seeing such fast animals be so still for once. It's nice to properly observe hummingbirds
That's because it's their Spring Break. The aviary Fort Lauderdale :D
It's agreeable orgy fest of hummingbird
My parents had a bird fountain that was about twice its size, it could hold over a dozen finches with another two dozen sitting on the fence waiting there turn....or one very territorial hummingbird.
We probably wish we could all be hummingbirds at a pool party.
Right!?!
I know I do!
Yeah 🦋 I am in process every single sec 🧘🏻♀️ and wanna be Perfect ♻️ in this pool party 🥳🎉
Ain't no party like a hummingbird party.
All jacked up on sugar..."Tommy you're looking a little red under your chin, better go get u a drink" lol
this has to be a world record or something. i have never seen more than 2 hummingbirds in 1 place
i've had up to 30, for a few weeks at a time, when they start flying south for the winter. this year, however... i have one bird. all the crap they are spraying in the clouds seem to be taking a toll on their little tiny bodies. makes me so sad. i also have friends who have anywhere from 10-50 birds at one time eating at their feeders. and i have more feeders (5 to their 1) out than they do. must be something to do with their location?
Elizabeth Young so very beautiful to watch. I see a Few at my bird feeder.
You are right - hanging out in groups attracts their predators - hence they prefer to fly solo !
Jety Wawoo Geo engineering. more common known as chemtrail.
+msjanegrey So, you admit to being crazy?
I didn't even know hummingbirds knew what the word "Relax" was.
Actually they are not bathing. They are soaking up water to take to their nests for their chicks.
Hummingbirds be like Buzzoff i need to shower
Laughing..Hummingbird Spa...lol
Yes they do if people would quit fucking with other people
Ikr, they are like parrots, they are so energetic 😂
You've made a little paradise that's made dozens of tiny lives happier, good on you my man.
@Mister Ious ...👀🤣
@Mister Ious :)
like there are no other naturals body of water in the area
I just hope he isnt making a bunch of addicts for the sake of youtube.
@@KoMar551 None that they flock to en masse apparently
Thank you for not ruining this video with stupid music.
Appreciate you noticing !
Co-sign.
Fact: your pool party never gonna be as dope as this one
you’re absolutely right, quagmire.
@@bsd7013 giggity
I felt that one
These guests are pretty fly.
I assume you've been to one of these
I absolutely love seeing hummingbirds in the wild, they are so tiny and adorable.
Last year, one brusquely demanded that I give them five dollars. In my own back yard.
they come to my balcony everyday and demand that I refill their feeder! If I don't, they make as much sound as they can at 6 am to wake me up
@@arthurheine5631 I would too if it meant getting free food.
@@obamabinladin1134 🤣🤣🤣❤😜
I mean they're actually tiny airborne warriors considering they fight each other for access to primo feeding grounds.
Adorable. Yet FEARSOME!
It's good to know that somewhere in the world a few hummingbirds are having a pool party.
Yes . Here in India . I saw more sparrows when i was in 9th 10th grade . And hundreds of Cranes go home from North to South across my house at 5 pm .Now if i saw a sparrow , i amuse that one is still alive !
Right..🥰
😅
Biggest flock of strange birds that you don't ever see together I've ever seen was 1000s of roadrunners in a field in Texas near Mexico
@@thetraveler4493 I did not know road runners were real birds. i must google them up right away.
I like how pretty much all birds really enjoy a shallow pool of water. I never thought I'd see so many hummingbirds all together like this, sitting around no less!
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thx for the subtitles
I felt that
Lightsabers taking a bath
I felt that
Honestly by the sound, you'd assume they were bees.
Now I want to see hummingbird sized bees.
or tiny drones
I moved and there's humming birds near me now. The first few times they flew past me I freaked out so bad because I didn't see them and thought giant bees were about to attack me lol.
@@nicolesplaylists9366 The Japanese Giant Hornets should give you an idea of what that would look like.
That’s what they are called hummingbirds 😕
A group of hummingbirds together is called a "Charm". Very fitting.
No it's called Corona hatchery
@@Greezy2000 what?
@@Greezy2000 lmfao
How charming
so it was just like lion pride? wow
I went camping in British Columbia and tis hummingbird visited me every morning because my water jug had a red lid. I thought it was a massive bug at first lol. It was orange. What a special animal
"Come on, Steve invited us and it's not like there'll be too many people at his party."
Steve's party:
there'll
Triangle_Pants there’ll
there'll
😂
LOL I literally laughed out loud, Angelo, that's pretty dang funny!
In some Asian country, hummingbirds are called 'bee birds'. Beautiful.
I was just thinking in my head that they sound like large bees.
in french we call then oiseau mouche : bird fly(bug)
Birbs of da bees
Or "fly birds" in Vietnam 😂
there are bee hummingbirds so...
I had my screens off of my windows one day because I had been washing the windows and a hummingbird flew into my house. The extraordinary thing was I wanted to help this little guy back outside, so I talked real sweet and calm and he flew to me! I very carefully carried him to the front of the window and he flew away. I could feel him breathing! I will never forget this special moment.
I saved one by catching it and releasing it outside. It was so amazing! The video isn't great because I was more concerned for the hummingbird than for my phone but it still captured the moment. Check it out if you have a minute.
ruclips.net/video/ZXHR3-zTGTE/видео.html
Amazing story!!! You were specially favored that day!
@@waynegray9100 Yes, I felt blessed!
“So I talked real calm an sweet an then he flew to me” who is this girl a real live Snow White?
I also had a humming bird experience I will never forget...sitting under a tree in my back yard one day, the bird came up inches from my face and hung in the air just looking at me...I put up my hand, he didn't land in it but went close to it....then he was gone in a blink...I was amazed....I found out later they are pretty fearless little birds...and curious..
They look so relaxed and happy. Thank you for making that pool and thank you for sharing this. 😊
Me: :(
RUclips suggestions: Hummingbird pool party
Me: :)
Fuck off
Martha Hansen lmao
Martha Hansen Go pop a tampon and quit PMS-ing you spazzy little bitch. Your PMS is starting to show again. I know being old sucks. But get over it, woman.
well
it IS a shitty format
@@TrianglePants commit no.
“Build it and they will come...”
🤗👍
You’ve reached the cursed number of 666 likes.
Yugioh Xbox 360 Arcade game lobbies?
Feild of dreams?
And shit in it.
That has to be one of the coolest things I have ever seen
I agree. Very special moments on Gods great earth.
I was 87 years old when we discovered hummingbirds enjoyed pool parties. I still tickles me to this day.
God: do you wanna be a bird or a bee?
Hummingbird: yes
hahahahah!!! literally laffin out loud ;)
All these birds be getting laid tonight. Lmao
Mosquitoes 😲
They're much more nimble than a bee. Humming birds are straight helicopters.
Hummingbird: Neither, I want to be an unmanned drone
The only problem of this video is that it's too short 😭
Yeah I need a 10hr version I can sleep to lol.
24 hour live cam now! ;)
Hummingbird "fireplace" video, just have it going 24/7.
They are cute.
In before 10 hour version!!°
This is way cool. Hummingbird birds are natures helicopters.
Thats dragonflies, mate.
Deep Lama nah, they are different models 😆
Hummingbird birds? Lololololololol heheh
And dragonflies
Dragonflies are the gyrocopters of the animal world, smaller and more agile than the helicopters
Wow, I didn't know hummingbirds gathered in groups like this. Very cool. The little critters look like they love it!
Is this the heaven suppose to look like ?
Adina Budacov yeos
What a beautiful fountain, perfect for bathing!
Which heaven.
Adina Budacov
no
Now THIS is the kind of quality content I come to RUclips for 👌🏼
In the world TODAY... we need blood-pressure-lowering posts on occasion.
they are some of the sweetest most personality filled critters. I love how they look like a bee or fly while air bound 😂
Also notice how scared of bees they are? They are GONE when a bee hits the feeder.
@@cartossin Not true at any feeder I've seen. Right alongside each other they feed & there are videos here on RUclips if you want to see
@@cartossin totally!! they're the cutest.
@@cartossin because a bee sting can kill them
😂😂the first time I saw one I screamed terrified. Then someone laughed & said it's a hummingbird & it landed on the tree branch about the cliff we were standing on in the woods & I was amazed he just sat there feathered up & watched us😂😂
Utterly adorable.. we should always leave bird baths in our gardens, for travelling as well as native birds .
Until you're neighborhood is full of bird poop and then a bunch of cats will mysteriously decide to move in the area.
That must be super cool to have in your garden! Such amazing birds!
My cats would love It!
73maxmau I would love your cats!!!!!
73maxmau Youre lucky you hide in your mommys basement behind your computer because you dont have the ability to stand and face a person and say those things. I ca n promise you youll be minus a few more teeth in that foul mouth of yours.
Target51 If there are that many hummers in one back yard, then they are eating (or drinking) the owner's bird feeders to exhaustion! The feeders must take gallons of sugar water a day. they need tough love, they need to go do what they were meant to do: suck nectar from flowers, not feeders.
LOL, what? You just don't make any sense. Are you 12?
It's interesting that these all appear to be male Allen's Hummingbirds,, which are fiercely territorial and seldom number more than a few individuals in any given area. I'd guess that this location is on a migration route at a time of year when mostly males are migrating, perhaps ahead of the females so that they can establish a territories before the girls arrive... Anyway, it's nice to see them more-or-less getting along when they'd normally be fighting like mad dogs!
You are correct, these are all male Allen’s Hummingbirds. When these group-bathing events take place, there seems to be a method to the madness. It always starts with male Allen’s, then at some point male Anna’s move-in and take over, then it’s female Allen’s turn and finally female Anna’s Hummingbirds have a wash. When hummingbirds in this area are bathing in smaller numbers, less segregation (sex and species) takes place.
You are also correct that for the most part, Allen’s Hummingbirds are a migratory species of hummingbird. But there is one segment of the population that has always been a resident to the Channel Islands off the coast of Southern California. Now there is another non-migratory group of Allen’s Hummingbirds expanding in the Los Angeles Basin. It is not well understood if this “new” population (about 35 years old) started with the Channel Island birds or if some of the coastal migratory birds simply decided to stay put in the L.A. area. DNA testing is now taking place to determine which is the case.
So, to comment to your comment directly, the birds you see in the video are part of the now resident Los Angeles population. They fight all day long around the feeders but apparently are fine with sharing a water resource with each other.
Really fascinating. Thanks for the information. Very interesting about the hierarchy between species and genders.
Fascinating. I've been watching/feeding/filming/studying the birds here in the Santa Clarita valley (about 22 miles inland) for 20+ years and have noticed that there has been a resident population of Allen's Hummingbirds here for at least the past ten years. Certain identifiable females are here year-round while the population noticeably increases in early spring with new individuals either arriving or just passing through. Interestingly, the "new" males that appear in spring are usually more brown/tan (although they all still have some green) than the winter males. Those which remain in winter have a lot of green on their backs. Since Rufous and Allen's almost certainly interbreed where they overlap, it makes me wonder if the migratory instinct comes from the Rufous genes while the resident tendency comes from the Allen's. Some genetic data would be most interesting. I've also noticed that the birds tend to fight a lot less (even at nectar sources) when there are a LOT of birds present. It appears that when in large numbers it's simply overwhelming and a waste of effort to try and defend the feeder, so they just tolerate each other as best they can. The gender and species-specific grouping I've never observed or even heard of before, although we have nowhere near the number of males (or birds in general) as seen in these pool party videos. I will definitely have to put out a bathing facility and see what happens! Thanks for the great info!
The feeders probably make it possible for them to become resident population.
JCMegabyte , I saw a documentary once where this 1 species of humming bird was alive ONLY because somewhere deep in the middle of nowhere on their migratory trip someone in some random tiny country puts up tons of feeders. Thousands of birds stop there after a trip across open water. Without that place they would die of starvation. I always remembered that and it brought me joy to see their fragility and strength.
Wish this was longer. I could watch this for quite a while.
Get the RUclips app, make a playlist, add only this video, set on repeat, done deal.
We need a ten hour uninterrupted version
Done deal: ruclips.net/video/X-oknmz2nps/видео.html
damage 2 beautify perhaps you could make a loop video out of it🤗
I have insomnia its 4:AM and this almost put me to sleep . A live stream would rock !
Wow, I didn't know hummingbirds gathered in groups like this. Very cool. The little critters look like they love it!
There needs to be a 10 minute version of this in 4k.
Somebody made a 10hour loop
@@tedburton2536 Ty sir.
With binaural audio
@@tedburton2536 haha yup! :D
i would also accept a livestream
An important lesson in life...pay attention to the magical moments in life on our lovely planet ...those are glimpses of majesty and wonder
No it's called spying on people!!! Sick and wrong ass hole
Martha Hansen ok
@@marthahansen7934 why u have to be rude dude
Martha your a weirdo
So Martha Hansen has invaded this comment as well with her negativity. We may live in a Big Brother world but I see no wrong catching these little guys on camera... Delightful scene...
Hummingbirds are usually extremely territorial, it's interesting that they drop that behavior for a water source such as that in this video. Truly one of the most fascinating creatures in the world. So extremely brittle yet capable of movements that are unparalleled by any other species. Truly amazing.
Yeah I was wondering that too they're cocky, aggressive little things (but still adorable). Like Lana said, though, maybe it's because there's no competition for food?
i'm pretty sure they are all in the same family. big reunion. dragon flies got it next weekend. it's peak season. winter, not so much.
So is their creator
I love the water feature and the native plants! Perfect environment to attract them.
Man this is the coolest most interesting and beautiful thing I've ever seen. I didn't know hummingbirds liked water. I always saw feeding videos. So relaxing, wish it was longer. Love the humming.
I've only ever seen them near water, in the trees along the edge of a river or something 😊 but I always get them and kingfisher mixed up
all birds like water
If you are a living organism then you like water. Except koala bears
Miniature colorful planes landing and taking off! What a busy runway!! So delightful to watch!
Its an odd contrast to see them chilling out on their feet compared to the insane speed of their wings when flying.
Though they're "chilling", they still flap their wings as fast as if their lives depended on it :-D
(I guess to keep balance)
and not fighting over the feeder lol
@@Nurse_Xochitl what feeder?
@@siemore they probably have a feeder nearby.
I have tinnitus. Ive been listening to this video in loops every night for the past few months now. It really helps. Thanks for that
So peaceful....
Amazing.... Could watch them all day.... And so polite to each other...
Peepful
Hummingbird: This public pool is so crowded. I should have come during weekdays.
Calm down everyone, it's just one humminbird, he just moves really fast.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
NINJHAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
X,X
XD
kinda electron - its not "here", its "around there"
"Hey howdy~"
"How's it goin~"
*Casually drinks pool water*
Um, noooo... just swim in it, don't slurp it. 🤢
I bet someone peed in the pool
Ikr, gross!
Sounds like some of the pool parties I worked as a lifeguard.
My dear Mother (1910-1997) would have loved this . She loved them . ♥️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The problem is Devil runs the world. He is lier and murderer. This is the reason why deception and violence are everywhere. This is the reason why the whole world is Sodom.
That's why we've got the Gospel about the God's kingdom. Jehovah would put everything in order. The dead will be resurected and we'll meet our loved ones again! :-)
Swear bumble bees get bigger every year.
I know! And the stingers are huge!
Big_Adam_2050
XD clever
And their ass is in their mouths.
OH MY GOD
BIg_Adam_2050: LMAO. ; )
Hummingbirds are may favorite feathered friends and this was too cute! I've never seen more than 2 or 3 together at the same time so I assume this was a family reunion.
Why are there 1k thumbs down?
How can people not like a relaxing hummingbird pool party????.
There are some people who have specific phobias... Otherwise? No clue. Dislike bot? I mean, people have done ridiculous things like fart apps before. *shrugs*
Christine CG that’s the ones with anxieties 😂👍🏼👏🏼🖐🏼
They're losers living in their moms' basements, resentful that someone, somewhere, is happy.
Just goes to show how many BORS are out there!
Dislike bots. They’re just robots pressing the thumb down button automatically on any video, to spread negativity, set up by some sad people. Send them love and light, they need it! 💝🌟
Good & badly wanted. Thanks go to whoever was kind to these birds!
Wow, I have never seen so many hummingbirds at one time ever!
It's amazing isn't it?
Stacey Hall I've never seen any humming birds
Haha, I've never seen one either. When I was little, my dad used to buy hummingbird feeders, but I was never able to see one.
I have a hummingbird feeder on our front porch that I fill every few days with simple syrup - part water and sugar and it's chilled from the fridge before I put it out. I see several hummingbird in the evening and early morning when it it's the cooler part of the day.
philli
That was delightful. True about the way they get on generally, so it was amazing to see them congregate at the water source. I plant loads of Monarda just for these little beauties and they can NOT STAND it if another one flies in to the drift. There is plenty to share but they are so territorial over a food source they peep at each other aggressively and there is always a chase-away. So much energy lost in this behaviour when there's so much to be had for all of them from the flowers if they could just get on with sharing.
LadyDMcollector
Try planting it in many different spaces if you can:) go full ninja and plant it in the neighbors' yards when they're asleep! :D
Hilarious idea. Love it. I get people knocking and asking for some and I share freely. I have never had any luck propagating by seed - the best way is to dig a bit and off it goes.
You have me Goggling to find the plant so my lil babes can have some! lol
Thanks Patty! I am excited to hear you want to plant it for the hummingbirds.
Monarda is also known as bergamot, horsemint and bee balm. It has the square stem of all mint family plants. It's very fragrant, sometimes a bit musky. It comes in a range of colours from Red through dark fuchsia, bright pink all the way to mauve, which is just beautiful. And ALL of it attracts hummingbirds. Mine starts flowering in July and goes through till frost.
If you have a local plant exchange or gardeners' group, I bet you can ask for a bit and someone will give it. Like I said, I always like to pass it on. It's a great plant because it clumps nicely, and it is easily controllable because the root system is surprisingly shallow. I'm in Ottawa, and it has never been killed off by the winter cold here. Verdict: tough as old boots!
Monarda is beloved by bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. I believe in looking after ALL of them, and I NEVER spray any of my plants (it can get powdery mildew, but it won't affect the flowering, just the foliage), Anything feeding in my garden has to be safe from chemicals.
Deadheading individual heads once the florets have gone will encourage more blooms, and if you can stand the look of it, once the killing frost has done its thing the seed heads will be a food source for birds in winter. Chickadees visit it frequently. It is pretty ugly then, but it helps the birds.
LadyDMcollector I learned so much about gardening just from reading this thanks
Their movement makes it feel like they are some mini bio engineered drones.
They are, man
Bbzzz bzzz bzzbzbzbzzbzbzzz
@@faisalkhan7973 Ahem: Human Eyes say otherwise.
I am sure you ll love watching this hummingbird ruclips.net/video/7dXt-Q39MiM/видео.html
The only way humming birds can move is by flying, their leg muscles have atrophied to the point that they can stand, but not walk. It's all in the wings.
Lots of beautiful birds swimming in the water. They are very like to play in the pool. ❤
Yes they do!
I like how peaceful they are, not fighting or harassing each other, just enjoying their baths!
Michael S They would usually be fighting.
Michael S especially considering they are normally very territorial.
You didn't see the larger birds chasing the others away when they came too close? Mostly peaceful with a few bullies. Kinda like real life everywhere.
I've never seen so many hummingbirds in one place.
It's kinda mesmerising to watch them flit around
ruclips.net/video/7dXt-Q39MiM/видео.html if you love hummingbirds
@@SavorNow wow thank you. Hummingbirds are one of my favorite animals
@@Bumblebeeliz glad to hear, I do love feeding them
Yes a party for the viewers indeed
It's 3 am and I'm looking at birds taking a bath
And I enjoy it :D
Master Mind
Wow me too
Master Mind could be doing worse things at 3am
Seven years on and this randomly lands on my front page. Absolutely beautiful and incredible.
51 people saw a video titled "humming bird pool party".....watched humming birds having a pool party and disliked. I'm curious, what did you dislikers expect lol?
Rump Spank3r birds getting drunk at the pool maybe???
BEAK FIGHT CLUB
Needed more cowbell
Vaxoera The first rule about beak fight club is we don't talk about beak fight club.
Rump Spank3r now is 162 ppl. I'd rather believe they dislike this video for shooting too short. 10 mins would be nicer.
How can anything be this cute? Thanks for this view of so many hummingbirds!🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
The hummingbirds in my yard hate each other, lol.
They both are Male hummingbird, right?
Just wait for a female hummingbird that will act as a bridge between them :)
@@NativeVsColonial :)
I live how they chase each other. Like tiny fighter jets at mach 1
Hummingbirds are normally incredibly territorial.
Our males are extremely territorial 🤨. Try putting out a second feeder out where they can’t see each other.
Stunning. Thanks for the love
Duuuuuude!
Imagine having this in your garden.
Incredible!
We wish. Only Sparrows or Chickadees in our bath. H birds stay at their feeder. 🤔
I dont know why but this is ultra relaxing to watch.
*Did you know that hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backwards.*
They can also fly upside down
But they can’t walk.
And hover
Every bird can fly backwards if you throw them.
And they have to eat many times throughout the day or they’ll die quickly
*They may be tiny, but they sure know how to make a big splash at the pool!*
lol at the hummingbird that tried to surf the wave at 0:17
good eye
Which one?
Which one?? 😂
Nah. He’s washing his balls
Where??
I could watch this all day. Thank you for sharing!🌈
Great I feel the same can you tell me how you got the rainbow emoticon?? Thanks
Seander u jst write rainbow and it appears on ur phone , 🌈
me no
I used to love rainbows, then the alphabet people made me cringe it. I still love natural rainbows though.
Awakened One
You mean the gay* people made you cringe it. I’m not able to love rainbow colors anymore because I’ll be seen as gay. I hate society.
*Discovering this video just made my year 10 times better*
hi, reminding you to come and watch this again so this year gets 10 times better for you too
Thats quite easy.
@@spicynoodle thanks man, it did indeed help lol
@@daniellee4807 how was 2022 for you Daniel?
Incredibly delightful! Thank you for this!
I could have watched this for at least another hour~ 😍
right click the video and tell it to loop. . . endless satisfaction :)
Nyla Vox ASMR yes, so peaceful.
Its more better than an eyed sore, disgusting PUBG
0:30 The bird on the far right is sticking his tongue out several times. :P
If you provided the "pool" I want to thank you for your kindness which I know life will return to you. 😀
This woman shows the kit they use (solar or electric) titled: "Endless Water Hummingbird Bird Bath-CHEAP DIY Attracts Birds Solar Powered Water Fountain in Garden" (turn down the volume) What she shows will work. Pick your own materials.
Nice moment the only cheerful thing on the internet I have seen today.
The doomscrolling ends here.
I find it so fascinating how they can stay so perfectly idle in the air
Only bird who can fly backwards........
Just like the hoverfly (aka flower fly, syrphid fly)
you're telling me theres at least 4 more hummingbird pool parties?
from the sounds of it AT MINIMUM... i want to know where these other videos are, in fact i DEMAND to know.
Why is this on my recommended and why wasn't it recommended sooner?
Its on your recommended because its on your recommended
I want to try making this thing now. xD
we probably have the same taste when it's come to RUclips videos...
Because you have been watching animal videos, RUclips be so smart it recommends you more animal videos. Astonishing isnt it?
Because you watch birds
Счастлив тот человек который наблюдает такое каждый день 😊я ещё видел как мужик устроил кормушку для этих божественных созданий он живёт как раз там где проходят их миграционные пути 😊😊😊
Those humming birds will now live x2 passed their life expectancy after that relaxing break
Which isn't much, but it's still something.
im surprised no one said mission passed or level complete or something
We need a live feed!!!!
I gotta say, this was just as magical and wholesome as I expected, but I have to be honest - based off the title I was a little disappointed Mambo No.5 wasn't playing.
i had it playing in my head, tbh. Dont let no one disapoint you, lmao!
I thought for sure it would be playing when I saw the title lmao
Humming bird party lmao
a little flock of hummingbirds bathe outside 🎵
⬆️ *FACTS* ⬆️
I could have this as one of those dynamic video wallpapers playing for hours and would never get tired of it. So relaxing :)
I was just asking myself: does wallpaper engine know about this?
I'm just blown away whenever I see them flying hovering vertically and horizontally backwards forwards and sudden stops just amazing
Hahah that one hummingbird in the top left just chilling in place while everyone else zips around. Didn't want to give up the favorite chair.
When I saw him, I was like, "That's the Godfather, right there."
The coolest bird bath I've ever seen
This woman shows the kit they use (solar or electric) titled: "Endless Water Hummingbird Bird Bath-CHEAP DIY Attracts Birds Solar Powered Water Fountain in Garden" (turn down the volume) What she shows will work. Pick your own materials.
Absolutely amazing!! I live on the 21st floor and I have hummingbirds come to my feeder regularly. Of course they are generally on high alert and get into hummingbird wars if two come to feed at the same time. I was beyond excited when two of them actually ate at the feeder at the same time a couple of weeks ago. To see so many in the bird bath together is precious!!
What i hear...
"Hey watch it"
"No you watch it"
"Ah you poke me!"
"Then move tiny!"
"You see a human?"
"No do you?"
"My beak hurts..."
"Oo I smell sugar!"
"Omg Lily!"
"Omg Laura!"
"Paul?"
"Ah! Okay bye!"
...
"This is nice"
Wow you can hear them talk too?! I thought it was only me!? Hey, mom! I don't have to take my medication anymore!
@@iggy082 I really want to fuck one of them.
Lmao I read those as if they had Boston accents
"I'm walkin' here!"
@@ferro1398 "Mommmmmmm, he's touching meee!
@@iggy082 lol
OH! This explains why I can't get them to my feeder and fountain. THEY'RE ALL OVER AT YOUR HOUSE!
That thing is a perfect bird bath. I'm not shocked they love it. Not deep so they can't drown and it's constantly moving so it won't go stagnant and start growing bacteria.
This is beautiful i never seen a bunch of hummingbirds together taking a bath so adorable and cute. The magical pool they sit in is also beautiful
I want this in my back yard.
Red Luigi did you get one??
I wonder if the water had been sweetened?
breathtaking creatures, thank you for making this bird bath so beautiful.
It is funny that they sound and move like bees, hummingbirds are so interesting
I have a hummingbird feeder and have never seen them sharing together. One chases the other one off every time. Your little hummies are cooperating well. So sweet.❤
Once I was sitting on a porch at my grandma's house and i hear this buzzing in my right ear and I turned to look at it thinking it was a bug but a tiny hummingbird just casually backed up a bit. One can forget how teeny tiny these things are.
Wow, what an experience!
And how brave. Given how fast they are, they can afford to be.
Rumor is that's an old love or relative that is visiting you when that happens.
That is the cutest ever. Wow how cool to have all those little fellows in your yard. Beautiful 🌸
This brought me great joy!
Hummingbirds: "my doctor & therapist say I need to slow down more & relax"
*takes the fastest bath in the world*
😂❤ I can relate hummingbirds, I can relate.