READ FULL DESCRIPTION!! This is a baby hummingbird I rescued after it was attacked. The song is "Better Together" by Jack Johnson. UPDATE!!! when she thought she was ready to leave (and she was) she flew off to her favorite patch of the back yard, and her instincts instantly kicked in, and now she's just like all the other hummingbirds. for those that are concerned that she has imprinted on humans and wouldn't survive in the wild, don't worry, she is thriving. she has even successfully migrated and returned back to my yard. and for those who think i didn't know what i was doing, i did NOT feed her plain sugar water. i went outside 3 times a day and caught flies from my compost bin in big bags, crushed them, and mixed them in as well. I also helped her learn to catch flies while flying (not in the video because you obviously wouldn't be able to see the flies). in the end, i don't think it could have worked out any better

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A hand fed Hummingbird video that is amazing. Taming the Alaskan hummingbird. These hummingbirds were filmed at our lodge in Alaska, no feeder required! Our lodge in Alaska has TONS of these little birds in the summer. Did you know their hearbeat can be as high as 1200 beats ber minute! Mother nature is amazing! These adorable hummingbirds eat right out of our hands here at the lodge. While setting up the cameras for some more handfeeding, these two little hummingbirds gave us "the shot". Though I love the hummingbirds in Alaska, The majority only arrive after migrating from Mexico, looking for feeders along the way. Sometimes I wish we lived somewhere where we could watch baby hummingbirds in their nests. Some of those videos are amazing! NOTE: We don't use red dye anymore. We use 4:1 Water to sugar only. More information about Saltery Lodge: * Sign up for our Saltery Lodge mailing list at www.salterylodge.com * Purchase "the shot" at www.alaskagrand.com. * Visit http for more information on the lodge. * Visit our latest creation... iTalkDogs.com ( www.italkdogs.com ) and talk about.... Dogs! Man's BFF. Help get the community started.

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From British Columbia the summer home of a variety of tropical hummingbirds, this close and slow look at amazing hummingbirds. Soundtrack is 'The Orient' by Alex Yiannaras www.elixirion.com

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A cartoon bird becomes distraught when the boy who used to draw him grows up. Music by Wilco, off the album "A Ghost is Born."

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See the full episode at video.pbs.org We all have preconceived ideas about what hummingbirds' lives are like, but so much of their world is imperceptible to the human eye. Filmmaker Ann Prum describes the breakthrough science and latest technologies that allowed her and the crew to reveal incredible new insights about these aerial athletes. "Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air" aired on PBS Wednesday, September 28, 2011 and waspart of the 28th season of the Peabody and Emmy award-winning series produced by Thirteen in association with WNET.ORG for PBS. Major support provided by Canon USA Inc. www.pbs.org

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Imaginary Cities -Hummingbird. This new group, founded in a chance meeting is now readying to introduce their debut album, Temporary Resident in early 2011. They are a band that is fast becoming one of Canada's most talked about new bands. "HUMMINGBIRD" - 7" EP RELEASE OCTOBER 26th "TEMPORARY RESIDENT" - CD /ALBUM RELEASE FEBRUARY 2011

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Watch the movements of these fascinating little birds up close and slow in Hi Def! Several birds (Anna's Hummingbirds, males and females) are shown at different angles and shutter speeds. The odd bending and alternating wing movements are just an illusion caused by the camera's high speed shutter... something to do with the CMOS sensor scan rate in conjunction with the shutter movement itself. This strange effect only seems to appear when the shutter speed is cranked way up to 1/1000thsec and 1/2000sec. In reality, the wings really do move in parallel, and are fairly stiff so no detectable bending occurs. Better high speed footage can be seen in the later sequels to this show: Slow Motion Hummingbirds 5 (last half), 6, 7 and 8 (links below) 5: www.youtube.com 6: www.youtube.com 7: www.youtube.com 8: www.youtube.com Enjoy theshow! :-) Note: This is copyrighted material, however, you may download this footage directly from YouTube and use it free of charge in your own non-profit/non-commercial YouTube videos. The full free usage policy, partner ads and copyright notice/claim info can be found here: jcmdi.com and jcmdi.com (please read both sections before using JCMDI material - thanks!)

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In 2005, DARPA announced the Nano Air Vehicle (NAV) program and its goal to develop agile and flyers system that could fit in one hand. This video chronicles the development of a "hummingbird" flyer by Aerovironment from concept to prototype demonstration and introduction to the public. A number of difficult design and engineering challenges were overcome in the course of the program, particularly in the wing structure, propulsion and control actuators. Numerous complete prototypes were built and tested to assess and improve the performance of the systems shown in the video. The final prototype achieves the noteworthy milestone of 2-wing flapping hovering and fast forward flight with all power sources on the aircraft and all controls implemented through modulation of the wing strokes in a shape that resembles a real hummingbird and carries and on-board camera that relays video to the pilot in real time. For more information, please visit www.darpa.mil

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There's a long long road To reach your house I arrived just before Just before the sunset And you said ,and you said Welcome with your eyes And we said ,and we said Nothing at all [ refrain ] Oh we have been to Many churhes But we never believed Oh we have been to Many churches But we never believed If you go too far There's a song you hear If we get too closed Whisper in my ear Speak the word Say yes Be my church Say yes Humming bird Say yes Be my church [ refrain ]

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Watch Time Warp Wednesdays at 8pm ET. dsc.discovery.com A hummingbird flaps its wings up to 70 times per second; its heart rate can reach 1260 beats per minute.

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David Attenborough looks at the amazing world of hummingbirds and their behaviour. From the BBC.

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a female Amethyst-throated Sunangel (Heliangelus amethysticollis) sleeps in Peru. (check out pictures added below) EDIT #2 (2-Mar-2012): It's likely that this bird is in the early stages of arousal from deep torpor after disturbance. The gaping of the bill might be a way to breath deeply and bring in plenty of oxygen. When they are disturbed in torpor, they try to warm up as quickly as possible and that involves intense shivering. But initially, they are too cold for high-speed muscle action so it's hard to see the shivering movements. The high pitched squeaking sound it is making is likely a cute side-effect of the gaping for oxygen. EDIT: Alright, Thank you Reddit for blowing this up. Lets clear a few things up here. The bird is in a container that is attached to machines that measure how much oxygen the bird is consuming. The noise you are hearing is the hum of the machines in the background (the main one being the FoxBox... www.sablesys.com The noise is actually a lot more quiet than it seems, for whatever reason my camera picked it up and made it sound a lot louder. This experiment was performed with the guidance and supervision of some of the top experts in tropical ornithology. The investigation was fully permitted and performed in a world renowned research facility. This bird was not harmed whatsoever, it was fed with sugar water throughout the experiment and was released safely. All of the hummingbirds measured like this consumed a very low amount of oxygen at a <b>...</b>

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Welcome to the magical world of Suspicious Package where travel and adventure can lead to amazing discoveries! For example, this latest release - Hummingbird. Their experience off the coast of Central America led to many journeys - as chronicled by the mini-video series The Quest for Hummingbird Island (available to view on vimeo.com and eventually to the discovery of these hummingbirds. We must warn you that THIS FOOTAGE IS 100% REAL and undoctored, with the exception of standard color-correction and speed correction to allow for maximum viewing pleasure (those hummingbirds are quite fast!), by video director and producer Andrew Strasser (andrewstrasser.com). EXCLUSIVE HD version of the video and the song are available for download on http suspiciouspackage.info

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They land on your fingers, they eat up sugar morning and night, and they even invade my house! They swarm all day long! This video was recorded all in one day. Please before posting incorrect information give this a read through: www.hummingbirds.net Hummingbirds don't get sick from eating "too much" sugar, they just feed less frequently. If you want to attract hummers use a rich mixture to initially attract them, you can then cut the sugar down to see more activity from the same birds who will feed more often, or you can leave the sugar the same but you may not see them feeding quite as often. I use a mixture of roughly 6 cups of sugar per 15 cups of water, give or take a bit and store it in the fridge. I've been feeding hummers for over 8 years at our current home and I get loads of them coming back every year. :)

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A montage of HD and high speed footage showing these fascinating little birds from 1/4 to 1/40 actual (realtime) speed. Cameras placed in a number of different angles give some new perspectives, and a top-down angle shows the bird lapping-up the nectar with what appears to be a forked tongue! Who knew? :-) Some great chases and flying scenes round out this video. HD semi-slow-motion (1/4 realtime) video shot with a Canon HF100, Slow motion (1/10 - 1/40 realtime) lower res footage shot with a Casio EX-F1. As it turns out, the first half of this video, which was shot with a Canon HF100 HD camcorder and high-speed shutter, makes it LOOK like the wings are sometimes bending and beating alternately, but that is in fact an effect of the CMOS scan and shutter. The last half of this video (from 1:33 on) was filmed with a Casio EX-F1 high speed/slow motion camera, and shows the wing movement more accurately - they do indeed beat in parallel rather than alternately. :-) The soundtrack features new music "TimeWarp" from Technician (your's truly),MP3 downloads and CDs available on the Technician Website: technician.jcmdi.com Note This is copyrighted material, however, you may download this footage directly from YouTube and use it free of charge in your own non-profit/non-commercial YouTube videos. The full free usage policy, partner ads and copyright notice/claim info can be found here: jcmdi.com and jcmdi.com (please read both sections before using JCMDI material - thanks!)

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In February, BGCI hosted a talk by Professor Wangari Maathai, the women's rights campaigner, founder of the Green Belt Movement and Nobel Peace Prize winner - the first African woman to have been awarded this accolade. And well deserved this accolade is, she is an amazing woman who inspired and motivated the audience at the Royal Geographical Society. Professor Maathai is a consummate story-teller and throughout her speech I was amazed by the dedication and belief she has in the work she and her organisation are doing, the optimism she displays and the determination which has seen her through many difficult years as a woman's and environmental campaigner in Kenya. She told us a story - a tale of a courageous hummingbird.It stuck with everyone who was there - watch the clip to see why.

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In 1967, Csuri began creating animations. Again, the artist used his drawings as the foundation for his creative exploration with the computer. With Artist into Frog, Aging Process, and Hummingbird, Csuri expanded his notion of object transformation to include the morphing of human faces and animals. Today, morphing is characterized by a seamless transition between forms. Csuris early fragmentation animations foreshadowed morphing technology. However, the artist, more interested in modern art than photographic realism, used the time-honored artistic relationship between form and abstraction to accomplish the seamless morphing transition between the forms. csuriproject.osu.edu

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Here is some spectacular HD footage of a female Allen's Hummingbird feeding... At times the wing beats are in perfect sync with the high-speed shutter, giving the illusion that the wings are stopped! A female Anna's Hummingbird also makes an appearence... Details: Filmed on 3-6-2009, just as Spring begins and the seasonal/migratory species begin their return to the area. This footage was filmed with a Canon HF100 HD camcorder, with 1/2000 sec. shutter speed, 1080p, 30fps. The footage was then slowed-down to 1/4 speed, giving an effective frame rate of 7.5fps. The first bird shown is a female Allen's Hummingbird, and has a faster wingbeat than the Anna's hummingbird (2nd bird show). At times the wingbeats were a perfect multiple of 30, so the camera's shutter froze the wings in roughly the same prosition in the wingstroke cycle for several frames in a row - giving the illusion that the wings had actually stopped moving for short periods of time. Notice the bird is swallowing and looking around while she seems to hang there otherwise motionless. Really cool effect! Also note that the weird wing bending and alternating wingstrokes "swimming" flight is an illusion created by the rolling shutter and CCD scan rate used by this camcorder model. In reality, the wings really do flap in parallel as one would expect, which can be seen in the last half of Slow Motion Hummingbirds 5 and later (6, 7, 8, etc.), where a Casio EX-F1 high speed camera is used... (links below) 5: www <b>...</b>

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See the full episode at video.pbs.org Biologist Doug Altshuler has turned his lab into a kind of hummingbird training center, where he can test the limits of their aerial agility. The key, he says, is hovering. "Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air" aired on PBS Wednesday, September 28, 2011 and waspart of the 28th season of the Peabody and Emmy award-winning series produced by Thirteen in association with WNET.ORG for PBS. Major support provided by Canon USA Inc. www.pbs.org

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Some clips I shot a few years ago with my Fuji S5000 camera of predominately female and immature Ruby Throated Hummingbirds. I never put red food coloring into the sugar solution anymore. The hummingbirds find the feeders just fine without it. Lately I've begun using an actinic (brown) glass hummingbird feeder. It is easier to clean. My website has more extensive photos, info, and links to other sites. home.centurytel.net

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Many flowers and their pollinators have fallen into evolutionary step with one another in a process known as coevolution. For example, fuchsia flowers, which rely heavily on hummingbirds to disperse their pollen, usually have brilliant red or pink flowers with a long, slender shape and little or no scent. All of these attributes attract hummingbirds, tiny, slender-beaked birds with a poor sense of smell and eyes that detect colors in the red portion of the visible spectrum. The hummingbird also benefits from this relationship. In return for dispersing the fuchsias pollen, the hummingbird has almost exclusive access to the sweet, nutritious nectar buried deep at the base of the fuchsia flower, where shorter-beaked animals cannot reach it. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2007. © 1993-2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

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Flight of the Hummingbird: A Parable for the Environment, is a new book release from Greystone Books, a division of Douglas & McIntyre. This animated version of Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas' (www.mny.ca) illustrations tells the hummingbird's story of doing what it can. Environmental activists from the world over have adopted the parable to convey their own message. It also inspired Greystone Books to do what we can to help the environment. Find out more about what we did at greystonebooks.com.

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Cindy photographed and I was filming the worlds smallest birds while they were summering in Canada on their migration. All of the birds were wild coming and going at will.

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This starts off with a few birds, but in seconds more arrive and make a huge sound of fluttering wings and hummingbird chirps. turn up the speakers on your computer and enjoy. We are trying our best to keep these Hummingbirds fed, but there are so many that we are going through pounds of sugar a week. We have three feeders up and all of them are like this. I shot this with my Canon 7D with a Tamron SP-17-50mm lens. Contact me if you want me to send you video for TV or Movie. I can always take more shots if you need them for a project. Scott PS. My wife thinks that this video will go viral and I will get more hits than the videos of my professional band "The Bad Larrys". I hope she is wrong, because that means I'm not doing a very good job at marketing my band.

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I'm shooting with a high speed camera made by Vision Research. www.visionresearch.com - Click here and tell them Destin sent you! That will be fun. www.visionresearch.com - Click for high speed video awesomness Musical genius Gordon McGladdery made the music! Download it here: ashellinthepit.bandcamp.com Click here to see Dr. Warrick and Dr. Tobalske's paper: dbs.umt.edu - click to see a paper by Dr. Warrick and Dr. Tobalske. Check out our Facebook Page! We post photos and behind the scenes stuff. on.fb.me A special thanks to Wayne for offering to help me edit while I tried to make it through my Thesis Defense this week. I did not ask and he offered. Thank you Wayne. Dr. Warrick provided the following papers for additional research. Tyson L. Hedrick Damping in flapping flight and its implications for manoeuvring, scaling and evolution J Exp Biol 2011 214:4073-4081. doi:10.1242/jeb.047001 and Hedrick, TL, Cheng, B. and Deng, X. (2009). Wingbeat time and the scaling of passive, rotational damping in flapping flight. Science 324, 252-255. One of our papers is accessible to all from the journal: rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org

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See the full episode at video.pbs.org Hummingbirds take extraordinary to a whole new level. They are the smallest warm-blooded creatures on the planet, but they are also among the fastest. These tiny marvels dazzle and delight bird watchers all over the world, and NATURE reveals their stunning abilities as they have never been seen before. "Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air" aired on PBS Sunday, January 10, 2010 and waspart of the 28th season of the Peabody and Emmy award-winning series produced by Thirteen in association with WNET.ORG for PBS. Major support provided by Canon USA Inc. www.pbs.org

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AeroVironment video of flight tests of its Nano Hummingbird flapping-wing nano air vehicle, developed for DARPA. Battery-powered and remote-controlled, the hummingbird-like prototype uses flapping wings for propulsion and control. Carring a video camera and downlink, the prototype has a wingspan of 16cm (9.5in) and weighs just 19 grams (0.66oz). It can hover for 8 minutes, remaining stable in gusts up to 5mph, and reach up to 11mph in forward flight.

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In this video we test three different CPU platforms for smartphones: the Qualcomm Snapdragon (on the Nexus One), the Samsung Humminbird (on the AT&T Captivate), and the TI OMAP (on the Motorola Droid X). We test each device in a variety of tests, including boot up time, internet speed, Google Earth, and YouTube video streaming. We're trying to determine, in practice, which CPU platform is fastest.

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Charted #17 in 1955 This song was one of my favorites but was over shadowed by the Mary Ford version. Columbia never even put the recording on any of their albums so it never made it on a US CD. It was a very hard song to find for many years. In the last several years CD's made in Europe have included this overlooked song that should have been treated better.

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Really interesting footage of colorful hummingbirds hunting and feeding in slow motion and HD. This installment features some amazingly colorful irridescent males of several species; Allen's, Black-Chinned, and Anna's hummingbirds, up close and with their head-dresses all lit up, as well as some very cool shots of females hunting (and catching!) small bugs in mid-air! HD footage shot with a Canon HF100 HD camcorder (note the strange wing bending effects are an artifact of the HD camera's high speed shutter, NOT the birds' wings themselves). Slow motion footage filmed with a Casio EX-F1 high speed camera at 300 and 600fps rates. The music is "Intro" from the "Random" CD by Technician (yours truly).MP3 downloads and CDs available at the Technician website: technician.jcmdi.com Other installments in this series 5: www.youtube.com 6: www.youtube.com 7: www.youtube.com Thanks for watching/reading and I hope you enjoy the show! :-) Note: This is copyrighted material, however, you may download this footage directly from YouTube and use it free of charge in your own non-profit/non-commercial YouTube videos. The full free usage policy, partner ads and copyright notice/claim info can be found here: jcmdi.com and jcmdi.com (please read both sections before using JCMDI material - thanks!)

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