Thread 510111594 - /pol/ [Archived: 345 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/11/2025, 8:35:36 PM No.510111594
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Did you know that there are no hummingbirds in Europe? Imagine being one of those poor souls. This is a mythical creature to them
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Anonymous ID: oPskgnCpUnited States
7/11/2025, 8:48:07 PM No.510112575
>>510111594 (OP)
I put up a hummingbird feeder inawoods and saw eight hummingbirds at once. I pity the europoor.
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Anonymous ID: lrN9N3A8United States
7/11/2025, 8:50:06 PM No.510112722
Love these guys
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Anonymous ID: lrN9N3A8United States
7/11/2025, 8:52:16 PM No.510112881
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Op lies
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Anonymous ID: hZ9O0R0/United States
7/11/2025, 8:52:53 PM No.510112922
>>510111594 (OP)
I find it hard to believe that nobody has brought a pair of hummingbirds over to bongland on a boat by this point.
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Anonymous ID: AcwofxNjParaguay
7/11/2025, 8:56:14 PM No.510113169
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>>510111594 (OP)
I did not know actually, everyone is missing out crazy
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Anonymous ID: 9p0fMxPTGermany
7/11/2025, 8:56:44 PM No.510113202
>>510111594 (OP)
I like the Portuguese name for it, Beija-Flor, meaning 'He kisses the flower'.
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Anonymous ID: 3T+wvFAKUnited States
7/11/2025, 8:59:02 PM No.510113387
They are funny in the spring when you get near a nest. I run to make them feel better.
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Anonymous ID: hl19geJIUnited States
7/11/2025, 8:59:34 PM No.510113413
>>510111594 (OP)
Yesh
Anonymous ID: rysZAFLaBrazil
7/11/2025, 9:00:23 PM No.510113462
>>510113202
>Beija-Flor
that's brazillian pt tho, european pt it's called colibris
Anonymous ID: oPskgnCpUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:00:33 PM No.510113469
>>510113169
For the first time in my life I envy south america.
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Anonymous ID: m988A8uPBangladesh
7/11/2025, 9:01:00 PM No.510113501
>>510111594 (OP)
>>510112722
>>510113387
Savage birds. Still cool af.
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Biagyb7AcK8
Anonymous ID: 9dnQDdX3
7/11/2025, 9:01:29 PM No.510113537
>>510111594 (OP)
there are hummingbirds in europe.
i have seen some in northern france with my own eyes about 15 years ago when visiting
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Anonymous ID: KKA++EuPUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:01:50 PM No.510113567
>>510112922
They die quickly in captivity.
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Anonymous ID: lrN9N3A8United States
7/11/2025, 9:03:14 PM No.510113676
>>510113537
That was the moth
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Anonymous ID: CB+XgScHUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:03:31 PM No.510113698
>>510111594 (OP)
This confuses and enrages the europoor
Anonymous ID: jzSws7eaUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:03:56 PM No.510113733
>>510111594 (OP)
these lil niggas are one of nature's marvels, truly fascinating
Anonymous ID: x8QXs9buUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:04:43 PM No.510113790
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Hummingbirds scare the shit out of me sometimes when I don't see them coming, sounds like a huge buzzing bug is coming right at me.
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Anonymous ID: i54gjxLFUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:05:23 PM No.510113842
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>>510112881
my cat beat the shit out of one of those little flying niggers.
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Anonymous ID: 9dnQDdX3
7/11/2025, 9:05:33 PM No.510113855
>>510113676
is there a moth that looks exactly like them?
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Anonymous ID: X0KvF5WsGermany
7/11/2025, 9:06:16 PM No.510113903
200826-nabu-taubenschwaenzchen-josef-alexander-wirth2
>>510111594 (OP)
we have Hummingbird hawk-moth which is basically like a Kolibri
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Anonymous ID: 5aT5HmnEUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:07:11 PM No.510113973
>>510113855
>>510112881
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Anonymous ID: 9dnQDdX3
7/11/2025, 9:08:30 PM No.510114065
>>510113973
fair enough, it was probably one of them
Anonymous ID: 0o2QwmweUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:09:35 PM No.510114140
I have a hummingbird feed and those niggers go through so much sugar water. They must all have diabetes.
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Anonymous ID: 0CFKBJfWPoland
7/11/2025, 9:11:56 PM No.510114295
>>510111594 (OP)
>Did you know that there are no hummingbirds in Europe?
that's a koliber
we have a replacement though
a butterfly called Macroglossum Stellatarum
behaves just like a hummingbird but is not a birb
Anonymous ID: 0ocX4aVAUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:14:39 PM No.510114483
>>510111594 (OP)
I have a humming bird feeder and see them daily. They sound like little helicopters.
Anonymous ID: maXP+VAiUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:27:46 PM No.510115460
>>510111594 (OP)
>During normal flight, they flap their wings around 50-80 times per second.
Holy shit! How is that even physically possible? Like a single second seems way to short to fit that many discrete events.
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Anonymous ID: hZ9O0R0/United States
7/11/2025, 9:29:01 PM No.510115552
>>510113567
What about shipping eggs and incubating them along the way?
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Anonymous ID: BLk63KB0Germany
7/11/2025, 9:29:56 PM No.510115616
>>510111594 (OP)
colibris would starve in a low sugar envirement
so of course they are not to be found in europe
Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/11/2025, 9:30:39 PM No.510115667
>>510115460
I mean insects do it all the time, just with smaller wings
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Anonymous ID: CB+XgScHUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:30:41 PM No.510115669
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>>510113903
>we have moths tho
Sage ID: SBEVCcizUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:31:24 PM No.510115722
>>510115552
They need to be raised by their parents to survive outside of captivity
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Anonymous ID: TGeN3bWtBulgaria
7/11/2025, 9:32:56 PM No.510115841
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Anonymous ID: hZ9O0R0/United States
7/11/2025, 9:34:10 PM No.510115937
>>510115722
Ok. I donโ€™t have any real stake in getting hummingbirds over to bongland, but Iโ€™m pretty sure a veterinarian could put them to sleep with some sort of sedative and then wake them up at the end of their journey.
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Anonymous ID: maXP+VAiUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:37:53 PM No.510116204
>>510115667
That's true. The size of the wing is probably not the most important factor but I'm guessing rather the muscles or whatever are. I still think that's incredibly fast.
Anonymous ID: IrdYyBrmUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:39:52 PM No.510116357
>>510112881
>>510113903
Had no idea those things existed, pretty cool
Anonymous ID: g46lLKMnUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:39:59 PM No.510116372
>>510112881
thats a bug
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Anonymous ID: G8Desk+3United States
7/11/2025, 9:43:26 PM No.510116646
>>510114140
They need high Glucose in their bloodstream at all times in order to fuel their flight muscles and their heart, which beats at 1,260 beats per minute while in flight.
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Anonymous ID: 9p0fMxPTGermany
7/11/2025, 9:46:39 PM No.510116937
>>510116646
Carbs are high octane fuel for high performers. Carbs for the win!
Anonymous ID: cI0O6Bn9United States
7/11/2025, 9:50:21 PM No.510117242
>>510113790
Same. The people who owned the house before me mustโ€™ve kept their feeders on the porch because they would hover around me every morning. I kept thinking that long pointy beak was gonna go right into my fucking eyeball.
Theyโ€™re still cool as fuck, I just had to put my feeders out away from the porch but close enough that I can still watch em
Anonymous ID: cI0O6Bn9United States
7/11/2025, 9:52:01 PM No.510117379
>>510115460
I believe it because they buzz loud as fuck when theyโ€™re close to you. Shits insane
Anonymous ID: cXPH0LokUnited States
7/11/2025, 9:52:41 PM No.510117435
The hummingbirds in my neighborhood follow me around when I go on walks I love them so much
Anonymous ID: 2H6hiePlHungary
7/11/2025, 10:07:53 PM No.510118632
>>510111594 (OP)
so? there are no hedgehogs in the Americas, and they are active every evening under my window. fauna differs from place to place.
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/11/2025, 10:09:15 PM No.510118719
>>510118632
Hedgehogs are fucking lame in comparison
Anonymous ID: kVBBrxvAUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:14:11 PM No.510119071
>>510116372
Was a joke dummy
>ignores filename
Anonymous ID: BLk63KB0Germany
7/11/2025, 10:14:11 PM No.510119072
>amerinigger animals can't cut it in europe
i say based
Anonymous ID: KRoVd2xK
7/11/2025, 10:19:17 PM No.510119480
>>510111594 (OP)
There's no fireflies either
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Anonymous ID: 2H6hiePlHungary
7/11/2025, 10:26:58 PM No.510120045
>>510119480
this is bait.
Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/11/2025, 10:33:15 PM No.510120534
>>510119480
The only time Iโ€™ve seen fireflies was in Italy
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Anonymous ID: qiAmj0seUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:34:08 PM No.510120595
WTF would happen if we brought penguins to arctic (circle) and polar bears to Antarctic?

Would polar bears wipe out Antarctic penguins on land?
https://www.primevideo.com/detail/March-of-the-Penguins/0K61W83OPD8AQKAAPTFZVUVCRX
Anonymous ID: AoL5qsavSpain
7/11/2025, 10:34:44 PM No.510120636
>>510111594 (OP)
I see plenty hummingbird moths though, they look the fucking same i always want to kick them, nasty things.
Anonymous ID: U5SbB254
7/11/2025, 10:36:51 PM No.510120799
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>>510112922
how a human can live 3 days without water, something along those lines, hummingbirds can go 5 hours without food or water

europes climate doesnt support flora year round they could eat on every 5 hours, thats my guess
Anonymous ID: U5SbB254
7/11/2025, 10:37:53 PM No.510120863
>>510120534
to see them in large numbers is seasonal and i knew of a few places in florida they still appear in the tens of thousands every year, looks cooler in person when theyre that thick than any picture
Anonymous ID: P3SpgtmVUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:39:25 PM No.510120995
>>510112575
I even get em in nu joisey
Anonymous ID: bP2B5zM7United Kingdom
7/11/2025, 10:40:30 PM No.510121073
>>510111594 (OP)
I was staying in rural Washington state a few years ago. I was having a piss off the veranda in the morning an a hummingbird came an drank my piss. Was kino.
Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:40:42 PM No.510121083
>>510111594 (OP)
I get Anna's and Rufous where I'm at
Anonymous ID: P3SpgtmVUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:41:12 PM No.510121123
>>510115937
They're a really fragile niche bird. These niggers fly across the fucking gulf of mexico every year just to get up to the northeast
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Anonymous ID: NOiB3SxSUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:41:34 PM No.510121152
>>510111594 (OP)
These things are for sure some kind of alien drone
Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:44:20 PM No.510121382
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTGw0_nNVk4
Anonymous ID: NOiB3SxSUnited States
7/11/2025, 10:47:24 PM No.510121626
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I had a hummingbird nest in my fig tree this spring. Saw the 2 babies. Saw them leave the nest. The mother flew into my garage early on I think she was looking for stuff to build her nest. They would feed on my desert Willow blossoms in the front yard.
Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/11/2025, 10:55:27 PM No.510122204
>>510121123
Itโ€™s the Gulf of America now
Anonymous ID: u3Fjil05United States
7/11/2025, 11:13:29 PM No.510123619
First time I saw a hummingbird up-close irl I thought wow that's a really big weird insect I've never seen before. Them I realized what it was. It was pretty cool to observe up-close how it hovers.
Anonymous ID: d9nQJO0oCanada
7/11/2025, 11:32:36 PM No.510125116
>>510115460
Film yourself masturbating, simply breathtaking
Anonymous ID: 8MjWzTOgUnited States
7/11/2025, 11:33:32 PM No.510125179
>>510111594 (OP)
He's cute
Anonymous ID: LSN/a5fT
7/11/2025, 11:35:37 PM No.510125352
test
Anonymous ID: cKMVaq63United States
7/11/2025, 11:35:48 PM No.510125361
>>510111594 (OP)
Best thread on /pol/. Hummingbirds are kino.
Anonymous ID: +30uZqJxUnited States
7/11/2025, 11:37:01 PM No.510125451
>>510112575
Sometimes I see them dog fighting around my yard at high speeds, presumably having territory disputes. Very silly to watch. Sounds like miniature world war 2 air battles lol
Anonymous ID: nRJlIfk2United States
7/12/2025, 12:04:08 AM No.510127659
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Hummingbirds are based. In Aztec culture, if you died in battle you were reborn as one. Theyโ€™re also messengers between the spirit world and the living
Anonymous ID: uvPWOv7CUnited States
7/12/2025, 12:06:55 AM No.510127894
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Anonymous ID: RZoT8++DGermany
7/12/2025, 12:23:47 AM No.510129261
>>510113903
they love buddleia. Each summer for the last couple years, when the buddleia flowers, those little fuckers come to my garden.
Anonymous ID: 6Xyu3cQhSweden
7/12/2025, 12:30:14 AM No.510129747
>>510111594 (OP)
We have Barnacle Geese which you dont have. Much prettier than Canada Geese which we have too.
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Anonymous ID: SzSb6bQyPanama
7/12/2025, 12:51:29 AM No.510131353
>>510111594 (OP)
Love them. I have a bunch over here
Anonymous ID: NIljU1ikUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:21:07 AM No.510133473
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still, not as crazy penguins not being penguins, but some completely different animal they merely called penguins
but thats just jewish clown world 101, like dinosaurs not being extinct, and flipping all the maps upside down so north is now south.
Anonymous ID: NIljU1ikUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:21:45 AM No.510133521
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Anonymous ID: Xcv2sGaTNetherlands
7/12/2025, 1:22:10 AM No.510133554
>>510111594 (OP)
Never heard of a zoo i take it?
Anonymous ID: rV9FfSmlGermany
7/12/2025, 1:25:39 AM No.510133800
>>510112881
Look at this guy, I'll take that over some vagina hat colored bird any time
Anonymous ID: EBERw79bUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:26:31 AM No.510133870
70241084-Little-owl-Athene-noctua-at-nest-hole-Lorraine-France
>>510111594 (OP)
Yeah, but they got the Little Owl.
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Anonymous ID: Rmz5w/JGUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:33:42 AM No.510134380
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>>510133870
owlniggers get the rope.
same goes for euro robins. theyre twinks compared to real american robins
Anonymous ID: 45pZLEiRUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:35:15 AM No.510134482
>tfw every year the same hummingbirds would build a nest in the same spot in the same tree at my old house
>used to observe them from inches away
>eventually the mother even let me pet her a few times
>the husband would stop by and get a bit mad but grew cooler over time
>got to watch up close the babies grow their feathers every year
>move to a new place 100 miles away
>the exact same thing happens
>a pair of hummingbirds nest outside my bed room window every year
>hear them call to one another which I had never heard before
>one bird arrives a few days early and does its high pitched note call until the other shows up while waiting for the other to return
>one year she doesnt come back
>the male calls and calls and calls but to no avail
>he leaves
>returns the next year and calls repeatedly
>no response
>never returns again

I love hummingbirds, they are beautiful creatures.

>>510113842
Truly the niggers of the animal world. Stupid, useless and violent. The only reason theyre still around is because of their toxoplasmosis riddled owners.
Anonymous ID: uUXI2areUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:40:49 AM No.510134920
>>510129747
Nobody gives a fuck about geese, Sven.
Anonymous ID: WgxLUewcUnited States
7/12/2025, 1:44:03 AM No.510135173
>>510112881
What the fuck is this goofy little bastard?
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Anonymous ID: QNpF9WrcFrance
7/12/2025, 1:52:52 AM No.510135825
>>510111594 (OP)
Yeah well... fuck you
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Anonymous ID: DYui/VSnFrance
7/12/2025, 2:00:10 AM No.510136352
>>510111594 (OP)
we have humming birds , they are smaller , but we have some , i saw one , they are pretty rare , but we have them , they re called colibris
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Anonymous ID: OMc/4n0nUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:03:06 AM No.510136581
>>510111594 (OP)
I had one that would sit in a tree by my balcony and chase all the other hummingbirds away from the feeder. I called him Dick Bird.
Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:03:48 AM No.510136645
>>510136352
Wikipedia page please
Anonymous ID: daRdGPJhUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:04:40 AM No.510136695
>>510135825
Oh don't get pissed off. There's several animals Europe has that we don't.
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:05:40 AM No.510136761
>>510136695
Nothing nearly as cool. I challenge you to name something Europe has that we donโ€™t that is as cool as a hummingbird
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He-Man ID: PT+jIizjUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:05:55 AM No.510136776
>>510111594 (OP)
I donโ€™t know what Iโ€™d do without the joy hummingbirds bring into my life. They are incredibly intelligent. How so smart with such a tiny brain? I donโ€™t get it. They are marvels of nature. Theyโ€™re just fascinating in everything they do.
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:06:59 AM No.510136846
>>510136776
Birds have incredibly high neural density so their brains are very smart for their size
Anonymous ID: daRdGPJhUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:08:32 AM No.510136971
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>>510136761
They have the European Bee Eater.
It's very pretty.
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Anonymous ID: FugOmvHLUnited Kingdom
7/12/2025, 2:08:34 AM No.510136972
>>510111594 (OP)
What does it do?
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Anonymous ID: vb9+kW24United States
7/12/2025, 2:10:33 AM No.510137093
i've only been on yuropoorean soil once and it was an utter nightmare. france. dogshit and nigs everywhere
Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:12:11 AM No.510137204
>>510136971
Bee eaters are pretty cool. I was in NZ over Christmas and I found this Bellbird which is related. Coolest sounding bird Iโ€™ve ever heard, and theyโ€™re all different
Anonymous ID: daRdGPJhUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:12:40 AM No.510137246
>>510136972
It's wings flutter so fast it's like a blur similar to helicopter wings. It has to consume sugars all day to maintain it's energy otherwise it dies.
When it rests it's heart rate slows far more so than normal animals and humans in order to retain energy for the next day. It basically goes into deep meditation.
The humming bird is a hyper pollinator helping flowers grow.
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:12:41 AM No.510137251
>>510136971
However I still rank hummingbirds higher sorry
Anonymous ID: C6qsrz4HUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:13:53 AM No.510137328
>>510136972
It flies, but it can hover, fly backward and upside down.
Anonymous ID: XMttufVbUnited Kingdom
7/12/2025, 2:18:31 AM No.510137655
>>510111594 (OP)
remember first time i saw one in usa was pretty neato
i remember my uncle exclaiming to us later that he saw a squirrel really excited.
we would see squirrel every day at home so just went...er okay?
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Anonymous ID: fa/w5MJsUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:19:40 AM No.510137732
>>510113903
Thats a flying squirrel not a bird
Or it looks like it. And if it is a bird its cringe anyway
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Anonymous ID: lrN9N3A8United States
7/12/2025, 2:19:49 AM No.510137744
>>510135173
Check the filename
Anonymous ID: FugOmvHLUnited Kingdom
7/12/2025, 2:20:17 AM No.510137780
>>510137246
Interesting. But
>a hyper pollinator helping flowers grow
We've already got bees so I don't think we need them.
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Anonymous ID: C6qsrz4HUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:20:24 AM No.510137791
>>510137655
Squirrels are everywhere here
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Anonymous ID: lrN9N3A8United States
7/12/2025, 2:22:27 AM No.510137938
>>510137732
Its a moth dummy
Anonymous ID: z9HY1B/bCanada
7/12/2025, 2:23:58 AM No.510138035
>>510111594 (OP)
I know that some anons will go out and buy hummingbird feeders now, so remember this important fact; you need to swap out the sugar water every single day or else it will poison and kill the little birbs for some reason
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Anonymous ID: XMttufVbUnited Kingdom
7/12/2025, 2:24:35 AM No.510138065
>>510137791
how odd
Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:25:52 AM No.510138149
>>510138035
i don't even change it weekly and I have the same birbs out there drinking the stuff all day every day this leaf is deslusional
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:28:16 AM No.510138289
>>510137780
Bees canโ€™t see red
Anonymous ID: C6qsrz4HUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:28:57 AM No.510138342
>>510138149
It depends on the weather, too much heat from the sun can spoil it faster. I usually change it every other day or twice a week.
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Anonymous ID: z9HY1B/bCanada
7/12/2025, 2:30:02 AM No.510138402
>>510138149
If they come back daily so much that you recognize them then how aren't you refilling your feeders daily? checkmate amerikunt
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:30:35 AM No.510138449
>>510138035
Not true at all. Itโ€™s true that bacteria could ferment the sugar potentially but you would be able to tell easily if that happened
Anonymous ID: 60IL0fY0United States
7/12/2025, 2:31:01 AM No.510138481
>>510111594 (OP)
They have hummingbird moths at least.
Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:31:14 AM No.510138498
>>510138402
How much do you think hummingbirds eat? Itโ€™s not a full feeders worth per day, not even close
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Anonymous ID: 60IL0fY0United States
7/12/2025, 2:33:42 AM No.510138666
We have hummingbird moths over here too. First time I ever saw one as a kid I got scared and ran inside and told my grandma I just saw some kind of alien. Little fuzzy flying lobster thing.
Anonymous ID: DyLVf8aqUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:38:46 AM No.510139017
Hummingbirds have been the most long-standing hoax ever. I can't believe we're all still pretending they're real.

Just think about it. A warm-blooded vertebrate that hovers like an insect? It needs a constant supply of nectar just to fuel its absurd metabolism, and if it goes a couple hours without that nectar, it immediately dies. It's ridiculous

Every video of a hummingbird is fake. It all as an in-joke by Disney animators. Now they're continuing the hoax with CGI.
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Anonymous ID: qi8CVwY2United States
7/12/2025, 2:39:53 AM No.510139082
>>510139017
This guy lives in a frozen wasteland with no hummingbirds. What a sad life.
Anonymous ID: etXHLvO+United States
7/12/2025, 2:40:31 AM No.510139125
>>510113469
They've got all kinds of incredible wildlife down there.
Anonymous ID: C6qsrz4HUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:43:13 AM No.510139301
>>510138342
Splooter
Anonymous ID: bNwEKcz1Germany
7/12/2025, 2:43:16 AM No.510139305
Wallcreeper
Wallcreeper
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>>510136761
Wallcreepers are very cool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAtUOAatAxA
Anonymous ID: v9zgM/uMUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:47:35 AM No.510139578
>>510111594 (OP)
I saw a baby humming bird with its mom at some flowering bushes in my back yard this year. ruby throated humming birds - shimmering green except the neck. Anyway the baby was the size of a bumble bee. Very cool.
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Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:54:58 AM No.510140066
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>>510138402
Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/12/2025, 2:57:12 AM No.510140207
>>510138498
nectar isn't even their primary food source, they eat bugs like most every other species of bird
nectar is just a bonus for them
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Anonymous ID: lrN9N3A8United States
7/12/2025, 2:59:53 AM No.510140379
>>510140207
Thats where they get thier water
Anonymous ID: zRjLOZArUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:03:31 AM No.510140617
>>510138498
About three days for my two cup feeder lately. They're constantly at it.
Anonymous ID: aehXFxeVBrazil
7/12/2025, 3:07:06 AM No.510140837
One of those niggas got into my apartment at 4am and started bumping against everything at light speed
trying to leave. Scared me shitless until I figured out what it was. Fantastic animals. Can I feed them sugary water or do I have to buy that gay red syrup thing?
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Anonymous ID: VZu7Vk+sUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:09:34 AM No.510140997
>>510111594 (OP)
I've lived in central Texas my whole life and I don't think I've seen one single hummingbird in 45 years. Another thing that sucks about Texas I guess.
Anonymous ID: 2W4K2IBDSpain
7/12/2025, 3:09:45 AM No.510141010
>>510111594 (OP)
I've seen one with my own eyes outside my window
checkmate
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Anonymous ID: OIgHZ0TkUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:21:48 AM No.510141823
>>510139017
Damn it, you figured it out. Yeah, it's all an elaborate hoax.
Anonymous ID: OIgHZ0TkUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:23:25 AM No.510141932
>>510140837
Sugar water is fine. You don't need to color it.
Anonymous ID: SqLYGBehUnited Kingdom
7/12/2025, 3:25:50 AM No.510142113
>>510141010
that was a helicopter
Anonymous ID: OIgHZ0TkUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:32:27 AM No.510142551
Ever see two hummingbirds duel over a feeder? They fence with to their beaks.
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Anonymous ID: OIgHZ0TkUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:33:01 AM No.510142585
>>510142551
*with their beaks
Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:33:27 AM No.510142614
I just replaced the food in my feeders because of this thread

I would have done it anyway sooner or later but anyway
Anonymous ID: j0yNIl2lUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:36:20 AM No.510142812
>>510140837
some of the commercial stuff has added minerals that help their eggs have harder shells and what not but I think just
1 cup of granulated sugar per 4 cups of (boiled) water works. you can store the leftovers for ~2 weeks.
Anonymous ID: 31+DuNQmUnited States
7/12/2025, 3:44:33 AM No.510143403
>>510139578
I've seen hundreds, but never a tiny/young one
Anonymous ID: zr2N9Xp9United States
7/12/2025, 3:48:53 AM No.510143701
>>510111594 (OP)
Imagine never hearing hummingbirds divebomb during mating season