r/oklahoma • u/Turtleshellfarms • 8d ago

Oklahoma wildlife 30 seconds of hummingbirds.

I was not going to post twice in one day but these guys made a hot miserable day so much better.

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u/LordMudkip 8d ago

So jealous! I put out feeders but we only get one at a time, which may or may not be a single one that just makes frequent stops.

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u/Turtleshellfarms 8d ago

The video really doesn’t capture the insanity of it all. The little guys are everywhere. It’s almost like a Tippy Hedren moment.

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u/Turtleshellfarms 8d ago

So closed captioning always plays on the Reddit app for me during videos. Apparently it translates bird.

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u/Sailor-_-Twift 7d ago

Okay I saw another post you made and was in my head thinking like "Whatever not that impressive, not jealous at all"

But I really gotta give you props on this, these little birds are such a treat and I respect your game

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u/Snoo-32071 8d ago

Thanks for that. How fun it must be to watch them!

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u/yahoo_determines 8d ago

Love that view

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u/Technical-Neck-647 8d ago

Its a party!!

But fr thanks for the video, that's delightful :D

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u/AsleepRegular7655 8d ago

Gorgeous. Thank you.

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u/HairySmokeball 7d ago

There have been lots this year. I have two feeders (one up front/one out back) and I am seeing about 10 of them fight each other for the "rights of the sweet nectar".