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When I lived in the PNW I got to know my birds really well. The chickadees were some of my favorite to watch, so dexterous and playful at the feeders. He's very
by temp0826 2y ago
When I lived in the PNW I got to know my birds really well. The chickadees were some of my favorite to watch, so dexterous and playful at the feeders.
He's very right about the (hilarious) aggressiveness of hummingbirds, but I did notice the different species acted very different. Not sure the names but the shiny green ones are far more tolerant of each other (I have a picture of 8 sitting on the same feeder at once). The lighter ones with black/yellow/grey markings are SO mean though! Constantly divebombing and harassing. I did have one other (much more rare) type that was orange, that had the most unique personality. Very sweet and brave, but very much a joker. The way he would taunt and "guard" the feeder seemed more like an invitation to play.
- 0x0203 2y agoFor more oddly adorable hummingbirds, I highly recommend this video of a swarm of them having a bit of a party in the water fountain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeKu6NEf02g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeKu6NEf02g Incredible little feathered narwhal bees. And there are so many different kinds of hummingbirds; several hundred I think.