As a former hummingbird parent, I can say it is truly a labor of love raising these guys. They need to be fed constantly and are much smaller and more fragile than most birds you'll work with. Hats off to this guy for raising one, it's really not easy and takes a dedicated person.
as someone who knows barely anything about hummingbirds, i know you cant just feed it sugar water like every video of these i see lol im surprised they survive and grow. i guess they had enough nutrition in their bodily reserve to compensate
Dude, you can't lay an egg, stop calling yourself a parent of bird. You were just caretaker. I never understand why western call themselves mom-dads of animals, birds??
@@sammymalloy6312 I'm also crying. And like others have said, so impressed with your intuitive empathy; knowing to do exactly what Flit needed. What a magical experience you have shared with the world. Thank you. ❤️
@@jacktom3799 That's not what fetus means in latin, and the word baby is only used for embryo and fetus in ordinary langage not in the scientific classification of the different stage in the womb.
@olivierrun8364, actually, he is used to animals, because we Humans are 100% animals. It is religious nonsense that has been falsely teaching us otherwise, for thousands of years
I moved farther north last year and thought my days of seeing hummingbirds were done. I was out in the garage and saw one swoop down and try to check out a yellow cap on a gas cap. I was amazed. I went inside and got a feeder ready and when I came back the poor guy was stuck in the garage flying at the window. I picked him up and warmed him, and gave him some fresh sugar water from the feeder I _just_ setup. After about 10m he left, and kept coming back, probably all summer long... I had 3 hummingbirds that I noticed. It was amazing to feel that delicate bird, with racing heart, like a single cotton ball in weight.
@@volvo09 👍👏🌼 thank you. I'm positive that you'll see that hummingbird again. He'll probably bring his friends too! I started with 1 visiting my backyard feeder. Now, there's at least 6.🌼
The fact he simulated the real world so the bird could live on its own is wild 🙏🏽😩 love this guy wish we could all take him out for a beer so he had a lifetime supply
*very general statement.. There are plenty of decent human beings.. this channel is dedicated to thanking them, and inspiring others. *negativity only breeds more negativity.
This man is so kind and welcoming, Most people would just look away, not care, at most just pick the hummingbird up and put it on a tree, but this man, he helped this animal adapt and get back on their own feet. he's a person you rarely will see or meet in this world. EDIT: Thanks for the likes guys, just remember, we don't need to have more people like this in the world, we need to be like these people (credit to some people, I forgot who, who commented this
Yes! I would love to do the same thing, with protective gloves even for my own safety, but my father never lets me. He treats it like a bad thing, helping animals in need if they're wild :( PS. I know the risks of health and environmental stress. I can always learn more
Hands down one the most amazing dodo stories I've seen in a long time. The guys methods were so very thoughtful and considered that there seems to have been no other option but success.
Oh my, that is the most adorable story! What a sweet, thoughtful, caring man. Thank you for rescuing the little bird, and thanks for being such a kind person.
I have literally never seen a hummingbird land on a person. I am not surprised that it hung on to its caretaker, but the fact that it kept making contact with the guy after it was healed is so cool! birds are so smart!
Hummingbirds are really a magical birds. You're so blessed to have been able to interact with them up close and personal. Thank you for your kind attention to Flit and made her able to go back to nature. Kudos sir.
Hummingbirds have really good memories too. They remember food sources and come back to them continuously as long as they dont run out. Thats why you should never let your hummingbird feeders get fully empty. Flit is for sure going to keep coming back to the people who helped her 😄
I can't say for sure if she has come back. I can say that the next season, there was a baby ruby throated hummingbird at my bird feeder, and I had never seen her species there before flit.
This story is crazy, I can't believe he found it let alone was able to bring her back up to health.... Amazing story, keep up the good work people, these stories give me a little bit of hope for humans. 😊
My daughter actually saw a newborn "thing" on the pavement just outside her door. How she saw it without stepping on it is beyond me because it was SO small, no hair, almost transparent skin. Not even 2 inches long. Eyes still closed. Looked like a small hairless mouse. It was SO new that it had no identifiable marks, tail, or bone structure. My daughter is NOT an animal person, not self-sacrificing at all, and being a wildlife rehabilitator since I was three (I'm 55 now), I was all but certain he would not make it, especially given those two circumstances combined. Unbelievably, she kept it alive and thriving, eventually passing it on to a rehabilitator near her. It took a while but she finally got a picture from the rehab of it's toddler self, with a note saying, "Congratulations! It's a squirrel!" Not long after came his release day. Now when things seem bleak in my own life, all I have to do is think of that time and remember, miracles happen every day.
The fact he even saw that small thing was a miracle. I am just glad he didn’t try making it an in door pet or something like that. He did everything right
@@sammymalloy6312 If you have something like an indoor greenhouse with lots of flowers and food for them, that would be one thing. But to keep them in a regular house is not right. You did the right thing
As much as I enjoyed watching a little bird growing and learning, it was even more gratifying to see this man puzzle out how to raise this little bird. The artificial flower as well as putting an actual branch in his home were both strokes of genius. Well done, sir!
What is precious is people like him. This is what needs to be shown on tv, the compassion and love for all creatures on this earth no matter how small.
Unfortunately that "love for all creatures" Does not exist. It's only the pretty ones. I bet none of the people here would say "aaaaaaw that poor spider" Or "save that injured cockroach you monster! "
@@robin2934 I save spiders all the time! But you're right, cockroaches might be the only creature I won't try to "save"..usually don't have the opportunity in the first place as they dart off really fast.
I have to admit, putting the red tissue paper around the syringe is pretty genius. It always warms my heart to see a fellow kind soul. It lets us know that we’re not doing it by ourselves.
It’s amazing to me the amount of people in the world who think that “manliness” is about never being gentle, but, in reality, all humanity is at our best when we’re gentle and kind. Kudos to all you out there who live with love!
A big grown-up man crafting papier-mache flowers and taping leafy branches to the curtain rail to teach a hummingbird how to hummingbird - that is about the most wholesome and precious thing I've probably seen in years.
Couldn’t be stated any better. If this type of caring and kindness were in more people maybe our ecology and animals …our world !….wouldn’t be in the fragile state it’s in ❤❤ thank you for caring, sir!
*Agreed! I would’ve shot the bird dead and stuffed it at the taxidermy 😅 only problem is that a little bird like that costs over $200, so I usually just throw them in the trash after I shoot them. They’re just not worth paying that much for, for their size.*
To Mr. Sammy: Thank you Mr. Sammy for taking in little Flit. Not only do you have kindness that’s benevolent for nature and others, you’ve also proven your diligence and intel for making sure that Flit can survive on her own. I’m sure she’ll always remember you and maybe will visit you again one day. She was so lucky to have been found by you during a very difficult time in her life. She’ll maybe also tell other birds about you; who knows?
I am sure she will return. Many years ago female hummingbird made a nest in tree in my front yard. She produced eggs that eventually hatched and she fed them until they were eventually able to fly. One day they were gone. They migrate south and she was gone for some time. Then one day she was back to the same tree and all things repeated again. This went on for several years since they tend to return to their "home". My dog was fascinated and would just stare without barking. The hummingbird would come down and hover near the dog's face from time to time. Amazing.
This is incredible, it's so good to see people who care about animals enough to try and get them ready to go out to their natural habitat. The idea with the colourful flower-shaped paper around the syringe was brilliant!
@@tavabrae7419 Keep reporting the SPAMMER as unwanted here. This is all this child does. Trolls sites begging for likes. When enough ppl report/flag, the kid will be kicked off...at least temporarily. Others are complaining too. So if everyone reports each Trolling beg, it should get kicked off.
My wife and I started putting out Hummingbird feeders several years ago, and I think the same group of hummers (my wife calls them squeakers) come back every season. We can almost mark the date on a calendar, but usually the last week of April. They often announce their arrival by hovering close to us while we're out in the yard and squeaking. When our Hummingbird group leaves in early to mid-September for the southern migration, we keep the feeder up and supplied until early to mid October for any southbound Hummingbirds needing a quick refuel for their journey.
They probably are the same birds if they come up to you and squeak! 🥰 I can personally attest to the fact that they get to know you and come up to say hi or let you know the feeder is empty. 😆
God bless folks who do things like this. I have nearly 30yrs experience in the avian field having worked "hands on" with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey and Budgies to Macaws. And "hummers" as i like too call them are NOT EASY to take care of. There metabolisms run so fast which is why they are constantly needing to feed. And the 500+ mile migration journey the Ruby Throated Hummingbirds fly is simply an incredible feat for such a tiny animal. We call them "the jewels" of the bird world for good reason. So thank you sir for doing your part we ALL need to be more aware of the world we share with these incredible creatures.
I keep going back to this video for inspiration. The gentleman shows true love and compassion for the hummingbird and also what being a great teacher is really all about.
You kind sir have a bigger heart to body ratio than the vast majority of human beings. I don't know if you have children but no matter, whomever is in your circle is indeed blessed.
This made me grin from ear to ear, especially when she flew to the syringe😁 A popsicle stick for a perch, a syringe (with red paper around it) to mimic a flower, a higher branch to get used to, a shirt to cosy up in; what an amazing and truly thoughtful human being!!🤗 Flit is so lucky to have been rescued by you, and in turn, you are so lucky to have had the privilege of her company. Fantastic job Sammy!!🤯🥳🥰💙💚
All our hummingbird z... all just froze to death from being trapped under a foot of snow through torpor @ - 14 in windy gusts blowing them upside down on branches etc poor beings...
It's often the very best part of being a human being, our connection and desire to help the other animals on this planet. I never get tired of seeing this, gives me hope.
Thank you to this intelligent,kind and loving man for saving this beautiful hummingbird's life by nurturing her back to health!!!!! God Bless him!!!!💚💚💚
Making that artificial flower to hide food in there shows how much care was put into the bird's recovery. True love and compassion.
Absolutely
yeah, that's very smart for the bird's survival out in the wild
If he’s single, some gal oughta grab him. He’s a keeper.
Aww, I appreciate it
@@timefoolery agreed
The effort he went through to make this little bird comfortable so she could recover! So sweet!
Hummingbirds are so awesome and unique.
So fragile looking, but full of anatomical "high technology"
Good job kind Sir 👏 ❤
God Bless this man.
💖Hummingbird💖
Forreal man Jerry-rigged an entire rehabilitation for the bird. It looked pretty legit too
Ong
An example of a beautiful human being. Thank you for your heart of gold!
When you see a big man help a small bird you know he's got a heart of gold
That's for sure! and so true! this world would be a much better place if everyone are like him!
A very big heart in a big man
Thanks, I appreciate it
Real men are kind and protective. He looks just like my Dad did.
What about a small man helping a small bird?
As a former hummingbird parent, I can say it is truly a labor of love raising these guys. They need to be fed constantly and are much smaller and more fragile than most birds you'll work with. Hats off to this guy for raising one, it's really not easy and takes a dedicated person.
Hey there's a pair that comes at my window wondering what to feed them.
111 👍
as someone who knows barely anything about hummingbirds, i know you cant just feed it sugar water like every video of these i see lol im surprised they survive and grow. i guess they had enough nutrition in their bodily reserve to compensate
@@guyva_unito_sree3Dude, what do you think flower nectar is? It’s mostly sugar.
Dude, you can't lay an egg, stop calling yourself a parent of bird. You were just caretaker.
I never understand why western call themselves mom-dads of animals, birds??
What a smart, caring, kind-hearted man to help this sweet little bird.
Very compassionate!
Humming birds are rly cute.
Bruh the top 2 comments have only 2 word as names coincidence hmmmm...
I think not alt account hmmmm
Thanks, I appreciate it.
@@sammymalloy6312 I'm also crying. And like others have said, so impressed with your intuitive empathy; knowing to do exactly what Flit needed.
What a magical experience you have shared with the world. Thank you. ❤️
This guy is a genius with the ways her mocked up real world stuff to acclimatise the bird. Well done sir!
Yeah, bravo to him especially not being a bird expert
That was awesome. It would be great if some people cared this much about babies in the womb.
@@NewsChannel-y4g theyre not even babies lol
@@packacz fetus is a latin word for a growing baby
So yes they are baby
@@jacktom3799 That's not what fetus means in latin, and the word baby is only used for embryo and fetus in ordinary langage not in the scientific classification of the different stage in the womb.
This is a real man, the world needs more people like this gentleman.
Don't say we need more people like him, instead say WE CAN BE LIKE HIM🙂
@@applepie8308
I'm already like him, maybe YOU need to be like him. 🙂🙂
AMEN! men are strong through accepting their nurturing side as well. it is a balanced man.
@@applepie8308 do not tell others what to do. clearly you had an adverse reaction to it. 🤣😭😭😭🤔
@@TEM14411 they said "we can..." they didn't say to be like him.
This guy is not used to animals so he treats them as equals, with respect and compassion.
Great guy !
what are you implying ? I’m used to animals and I treat them the same
Perhaps he meant that he isn’t used to animals, but he still treats them as equals and with respect and stuff
@@huianxing3782 Then he just doesn't know how to write a sentence lol the "so he" contradicts what you said
What a weird comment lol implying people that are used to animals don't treat them as equals is idiotic
@olivierrun8364, actually, he is used to animals, because we Humans are 100% animals. It is religious nonsense that has been falsely teaching us otherwise, for thousands of years
This MAN IS AN INCREDIBLE HUMAN BEING. He is the definition of "HUMANE". What an act of kindness!
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This was beautiful ❤❤❤
What incredible compassion and gentleness. You, Sir, are an example to us all. May you live in peace and love all the days of your life
100%
Bird's are smart and they are Magical creatures. God bless the Human.
We all know that holding a hummingbird is something out of a fairytale
I moved farther north last year and thought my days of seeing hummingbirds were done. I was out in the garage and saw one swoop down and try to check out a yellow cap on a gas cap. I was amazed.
I went inside and got a feeder ready and when I came back the poor guy was stuck in the garage flying at the window. I picked him up and warmed him, and gave him some fresh sugar water from the feeder I _just_ setup. After about 10m he left, and kept coming back, probably all summer long... I had 3 hummingbirds that I noticed.
It was amazing to feel that delicate bird, with racing heart, like a single cotton ball in weight.
@@volvo09 ❤❤❤
@@volvo09
👍👏🌼 thank you. I'm positive that you'll see that hummingbird again. He'll probably bring his friends too!
I started with 1 visiting my backyard feeder.
Now, there's at least 6.🌼
You can barely feel them, they're so light. Same with microbats.
@Holl ywood Don’t you *_EVER_* Stop Trolling child? You’re _everywhere_ begging.
I’ll just keep reporting you as unwanted *SPAM.*
Grow Up!
You can tell a lot about a man's heart by the way he treats animals.
Great job brother, thanks for sharing. 👍
Great hearing that.
I knew my man Hitler would pull trough.
@@kinggooktheautistickingewg788 David Parker Ray, better known as the Toy-Box killer, was also a huge animal lover 😬
Facts!
@@kinggooktheautistickingewg788 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
💯 Facts!!
A man like this, only total respect for him. The man took time, effort and learned everything he could to heal this bird. Absolutely marvelous.
You can't beat duct tape and a guy that would save a baby hummingbird. God Bless you...
So, RedGreen?
I loved the handmade red flower! He’s a wonderful man.
@@SupraSav that’s an old reference bud lol
IS HE SINGLE????
@veryslyfox sheesh it’s just a human there are billions more of them
The fact he simulated the real world so the bird could live on its own is wild 🙏🏽😩 love this guy wish we could all take him out for a beer so he had a lifetime supply
he made an irl tutorial area
@@D1rt3nthu51ast gamer analogies
With reasonable amounts of brain power and follow through, it's scary what we can do. Like make a hummingbird from scratch and then releasing it.
@@Jake420 Not yet, but we are a CRISPR kit, a pack of quadruped stem cells on ice, and a at-home sequencer away pretty much.
beer or coffee morning everyday
“You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him.”-Malcolm S. Forbes.
Yes❤
So true,and soooo ,rigth.!
Seems Mr. Forbes made money the old fashion way, he shared it..
The little motor sound of her wings is so beautiful. This man is beautiful too for taking care of her.
WHAT a MAN!
We need so many more like this finest example of humanity.
Amen!
@@BB-sw9lu Praise the Lord!
@@shiva72945 many blessings to u as well my friend!
-we need more people like this-
*we need to BE like this*
@@ladifrogger7422 *Exactly*
The moment she start flying is magical. Respect for Sammy.
Thank you
She won't forget him either. Animals have more sense of gratitude than people do. She'll reappear from time to time.
Are you sure?!
I bet she does !!
Hummingbirds have amazing memory for people.
Might even bring her kids to show them off.Happens all the time
*very general statement..
There are plenty of decent human beings.. this channel is dedicated to thanking them, and inspiring others.
*negativity only breeds more negativity.
Какой молодец... Спас такую малышку, научил летать, питаться и выпустил в природу... ЧЕЛОВЕК.
This man is so kind and welcoming, Most people would just look away, not care, at most just pick the hummingbird up and put it on a tree, but this man, he helped this animal adapt and get back on their own feet. he's a person you rarely will see or meet in this world.
EDIT: Thanks for the likes guys, just remember, we don't need to have more people like this in the world, we need to be like these people (credit to some people, I forgot who, who commented this
Yes! I would love to do the same thing, with protective gloves even for my own safety, but my father never lets me. He treats it like a bad thing, helping animals in need if they're wild :(
PS. I know the risks of health and environmental stress. I can always learn more
A Human.
no. most peopel would think their amazing for picking it up- clipping its wings- and keeping ixt asa pet so it survives. this man was just pure
@@sakurafeathers691 Come to California. I'll be your father. You can play with anything you want except rattle snakes.
@@ottoblond666 For a change!
This is just FABULOUS. A very heart warming story. You're a special guy, Sammy.
White men have outstanding empathy towards animals (for the most part)
You are amazing bless you for your kindness 🇦🇺♥️♥️♥️
@@thisgame2 some black men do too.
@@thisgame2 neither skin color nor gender defines someone's compassion and empathy! It's what's in their heart!
@@thisgame2 And what do you mean by 'White' men? You say that men of other colors don't have animal empathy?
I feel happy I share this planet with such friendly people.
What an amazing comment!
@@mattyp7582 it is, isn't it
Also share it with .......well, after all what did happen to MaMa bird?
Same here☺️
I feel happy that i share this planet w all the amazing creatures on it.😊
Hands down one the most amazing dodo stories I've seen in a long time. The guys methods were so very thoughtful and considered that there seems to have been no other option but success.
Oh my, that is the most adorable story! What a sweet, thoughtful, caring man. Thank you for rescuing the little bird, and thanks for being such a kind person.
You are welcome
I have literally never seen a hummingbird land on a person. I am not surprised that it hung on to its caretaker, but the fact that it kept making contact with the guy after it was healed is so cool! birds are so smart!
I had an injured one land on me once, while trimming a hedge. I placed him in a box and took him to a wildlife rehabilitator.
I never seen a hummin bird also😒😒
She was light as air
There is something incredibly beautiful about gentle giants that care about vulnerable creatures
Hummingbirds are really a magical birds. You're so blessed to have been able to interact with them up close and personal. Thank you for your kind attention to Flit and made her able to go back to nature. Kudos sir.
That man went the extra mile to save a tiny little life. Good on him for doing it.
This Man Is so kind and his kids will be so blessed to have a father with such a big warm heart to look up to
What a special man he is, so caring and skillful with the little one.
@{𝒯𝒽𝑒 𝒮𝒾𝓁𝓋𝑒𝓇 𝑀𝑜𝑜𝓃} hmm... Sorry I disturbed your day with my comment. Have a plesent one today. :-)
@{𝒯𝒽𝑒 𝒮𝒾𝓁𝓋𝑒𝓇 𝑀𝑜𝑜𝓃} I do have kids. That is my daughter at the end
Hummingbirds have really good memories too. They remember food sources and come back to them continuously as long as they dont run out. Thats why you should never let your hummingbird feeders get fully empty. Flit is for sure going to keep coming back to the people who helped her 😄
I can't say for sure if she has come back. I can say that the next season, there was a baby ruby throated hummingbird at my bird feeder, and I had never seen her species there before flit.
@@sammymalloy6312 Ty so much for caring for this sweet amazing bird! Hummingbirds are so cool!
@@sammymalloy6312 Really makes me happy to know there are kind compassionate people out there like you
@@sammymalloy6312 You're a legend Sammy!
@@sammymalloy6312 thankyou sammy
Wow I’m truly amazed by the care this man takes and how this baby survives ❤
This is the most precious thing ever. The guy who saved the little birb is a treasure.💗
Thats a good man, I believe that the good Lord has a place for him
*bird
This story is crazy, I can't believe he found it let alone was able to bring her back up to health.... Amazing story, keep up the good work people, these stories give me a little bit of hope for humans. 😊
Selfish people videos on this channel. "They are choosing pets over children". Easy way of life: Selfish
My daughter actually saw a newborn "thing" on the pavement just outside her door. How she saw it without stepping on it is beyond me because it was SO small, no hair, almost transparent skin. Not even 2 inches long. Eyes still closed. Looked like a small hairless mouse. It was SO new that it had no identifiable marks, tail, or bone structure.
My daughter is NOT an animal person, not self-sacrificing at all, and being a wildlife rehabilitator since I was three (I'm 55 now), I was all but certain he would not make it, especially given those two circumstances combined.
Unbelievably, she kept it alive and thriving, eventually passing it on to a rehabilitator near her.
It took a while but she finally got a picture from the rehab of it's toddler self, with a note saying, "Congratulations! It's a squirrel!"
Not long after came his release day.
Now when things seem bleak in my own life, all I have to do is think of that time and remember, miracles happen every day.
@@hamdanschannelforkids3205 bruh sthu.
Whenever I start to question if humanity deserves it´s place - people like these prove it does.
What he did was amazing but it certainly doesn’t fix all of society’s problems.
@@bluscreen4193 You are definitely right, but ať least something...anything.
It's less that "humanity" does or does not deserve it's place and more that certain individuals and sometimes groups don't deserve it.
@@Sciguy95 That's actually most precise point of view!
Pretty sure aliens made us and left us here to tend for nature and care for injured animals. And as a collective have done the opposite.
I think my heart just melted away…. You sir are a very good person
May not have changed the world, but definitely changed this bird life forever. Good on you kind soul.
But these acts *are* the things that help to change the world. Our actions matter & make a difference, no matter how small. 💕✌️
He has healed someone with this video too. There is a lesson to be learned here.
The butterfly effect works not just in weather, but in love also.
Or in this case, the hummingbird effect.
@@9sheri9 gee thanks for foresight detective obvious 🤷♀️
changed my life watching this video - so kind acts spread out and multiply effect -
Such a loving and patient man. A true alpha is a protector.
@ Ivanka date...👍👏👏👏🤝⚘🕊
Thank you
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@@sammymalloy6312 you are a wonderful human sammy.
The fact he even saw that small thing was a miracle. I am just glad he didn’t try making it an in door pet or something like that. He did everything right
My daughter wanted to keep her so bad, and I admit I was tempted to... but I knew it wouldn't be right to keep a hummingbird as a pet.
@@sammymalloy6312 If you have something like an indoor greenhouse with lots of flowers and food for them, that would be one thing. But to keep them in a regular house is not right. You did the right thing
Such a sweet, kind, gentle and caring man. The little bird did just fine.
What a beautiful person he is. Resourceful and clever too.
RESPECT
As much as I enjoyed watching a little bird growing and learning, it was even more gratifying to see this man puzzle out how to raise this little bird. The artificial flower as well as putting an actual branch in his home were both strokes of genius. Well done, sir!
What a rare privilege. Sammy handled the responsibility so well !
what a gift you were to one another.
What is precious is people like him. This is what needs to be shown on tv, the compassion and love for all creatures on this earth no matter how small.
AMEN!
Unfortunately that "love for all creatures" Does not exist. It's only the pretty ones. I bet none of the people here would say "aaaaaaw that poor spider" Or "save that injured cockroach you monster! "
@@robin2934 I save spiders all the time! But you're right, cockroaches might be the only creature I won't try to "save"..usually don't have the opportunity in the first place as they dart off really fast.
@@lisadc4681 I was just paraphrasing anyway. Point is not every animal is treated the same.
yes! please put the dodo on in place of the negative news.
Sir what you did for the hummingbird won’t ever be forgotten by her/him hummingbird & I wish there are more people like you! 🙏🏻❤️
I have a few I talk to regularly, one that brushes my cheek when I change the feeder 🙂
Thank you for those kind words
I have to admit, putting the red tissue paper around the syringe is pretty genius. It always warms my heart to see a fellow kind soul. It lets us know that we’re not doing it by ourselves.
@Schrodinger's Cat: I agree! Encouraging to know there are other kind souls.
This man really has a great heart. Providing her a space like she is in her real enviroment until she go. What a such way to teach.
Wow.... thank you for saving this tiny bird.
It’s amazing to me the amount of people in the world who think that “manliness” is about never being gentle, but, in reality, all humanity is at our best when we’re gentle and kind. Kudos to all you out there who live with love!
Kudos to you the Batmary !!
What a lovely comment 💞
A big grown-up man crafting papier-mache flowers and taping leafy branches to the curtain rail to teach a hummingbird how to hummingbird - that is about the most wholesome and precious thing I've probably seen in years.
They are just amazing birds if you are lucky to have them in your backyard they just love real flowers 😍
Sammy showed his child how kind hearted & caring he is. What a superb example for his child to witness.
Well said! ❤️
Couldn’t be stated any better. If this type of caring and kindness were in more people maybe our ecology and animals …our world !….wouldn’t be in the fragile state it’s in
❤❤ thank you for caring, sir!
Beautiful hummingbird, and what a great loving heart in this man!
This gentle giant duct taping his living space to kit it out for his tiny friend lol.
Fabulous video, Dodo!!!
*Agreed! I would’ve shot the bird dead and stuffed it at the taxidermy 😅 only problem is that a little bird like that costs over $200, so I usually just throw them in the trash after I shoot them. They’re just not worth paying that much for, for their size.*
Thank you
Thank you SOOOOOOO very much for helping her…she is beautiful…BEAUTIFUL🌺🪷🙏🏾
To Mr. Sammy:
Thank you Mr. Sammy for taking in little Flit. Not only do you have kindness that’s benevolent for nature and others, you’ve also proven your diligence and intel for making sure that Flit can survive on her own. I’m sure she’ll always remember you and maybe will visit you again one day. She was so lucky to have been found by you during a very difficult time in her life. She’ll maybe also tell other birds about you; who knows?
I am sure she will return. Many years ago female hummingbird made a nest in tree in my front yard. She produced eggs that eventually hatched and she fed them until they were eventually able to fly. One day they were gone. They migrate south and she was gone for some time. Then one day she was back to the same tree and all things repeated again. This went on for several years since they tend to return to their "home". My dog was fascinated and would just stare without barking. The hummingbird would come down and hover near the dog's face from time to time. Amazing.
You're welcome, it was my pleasure
This is incredible, it's so good to see people who care about animals enough to try and get them ready to go out to their natural habitat. The idea with the colourful flower-shaped paper around the syringe was brilliant!
I concur!
Probably read it in a book somewhere.
@@kevinh5349 and now he showed us all, so that knowledge survived and shared with at least 2.9m people :P
That was magical. So delicate.
He's so precious 🥰. What a wonderful, patient man.
No argument that this man is the luckiest on earth and the most gentle and nature lover as well…. We wants more of him in this world…
You had a smart, common sense approach to what this little one would need to know once on their own. Well done!! 😃🤗
It’s great the hummingbird was found by such a wonderful person. What he did to save it was commendable.
@Holl ywood Dude. Enough with clogging up the comments with the spam fr.
@@tavabrae7419 Keep reporting the SPAMMER as unwanted here.
This is all this child does. Trolls sites begging for likes.
When enough ppl report/flag, the kid will be kicked off...at least temporarily.
Others are complaining too. So if everyone reports each Trolling beg, it should get kicked off.
Thanks, I appreciate you saying that
My wife and I started putting out Hummingbird feeders several years ago, and I think the same group of hummers (my wife calls them squeakers) come back every season. We can almost mark the date on a calendar, but usually the last week of April. They often announce their arrival by hovering close to us while we're out in the yard and squeaking.
When our Hummingbird group leaves in early to mid-September for the southern migration, we keep the feeder up and supplied until early to mid October for any southbound Hummingbirds needing a quick refuel for their journey.
They probably are the same birds if they come up to you and squeak! 🥰 I can personally attest to the fact that they get to know you and come up to say hi or let you know the feeder is empty. 😆
You stayed so focused on the goal of getting her strong enough to survive on her own. So selfless! God bless you.
With all the bad news we have to endure these days, this story put a huge smile on me. Thank you Sammy!
Amazing how this guy nursed this baby bird back to health. I'm sure the bird will never forget him. I believe birds are Angel's favorite animal.
This guy is a real man. A hero. It’s nice to see a little animal being helped. ❤️💜🇨🇦
I agree completely
You are a truly nice man. Your heart is golden, and I hope that you are loved like you loved that little bird.
So sweet a baby hummingbird you can do it , little one it'll only take time & a lot of patience thanks for the founder
God bless folks who do things like this. I have nearly 30yrs experience in the avian field having worked "hands on" with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey and Budgies to Macaws. And "hummers" as i like too call them are NOT EASY to take care of. There metabolisms run so fast which is why they are constantly needing to feed. And the 500+ mile migration journey the Ruby Throated Hummingbirds fly is simply an incredible feat for such a tiny animal. We call them "the jewels" of the bird world for good reason. So thank you sir for doing your part we ALL need to be more aware of the world we share with these incredible creatures.
That is such a beautiful and adorable little baby hummingbird
I keep going back to this video for inspiration. The gentleman shows true love and compassion for the hummingbird and also what being a great teacher is really all about.
You kind sir have a bigger heart to body ratio than the vast majority of human beings. I don't know if you have children but no matter, whomever is in your circle is indeed blessed.
It shows what you can achieve with a little love and kindness. We need more people like this in the world.
No. People need to be like him
I just love these videos of humans rehabilitating wild animals. It takes patience and creativity.
I love that people help animals ❤
I LOVE hummingbirds, and this man was so sweet to care for her in a way that would prepare her for independent life in the wild. 💜💜💜
This is so sweet, and shows that the human race are custodians of the planet, not it's owners.
Well said
Or at least we should be....
So cute 🥰
God bless that guy that did the right thing ❤
For a man who didn't know ANYTHING about hummingbirds or how to care for them. He did one hell of a job!!!
The world needs more people like this caring man!!
-we need more people like this-
*we need to BE like this*
White men have outstanding empathy towards animals (for the most part)
Awww I’m so glad this incredible man rescued this beautiful hummingbird,she is an absolutely adorable hummingbird and deserves love and happiness🐶🐱🐻🦊🐯
This man is an absolute angel. My heart…
This is the most precious heartwarming story~This man is a gentleman with a golden heart🕊💛😇
Thank you
Such dedication to help this baby hummingbird. Such a gentle and kind man to nurse this hummingbird back to health. Kudos
That's the cutest thing in the world 🥺💗
This guy gets it! Congratz!
This made me grin from ear to ear, especially when she flew to the syringe😁 A popsicle stick for a perch, a syringe (with red paper around it) to mimic a flower, a higher branch to get used to, a shirt to cosy up in; what an amazing and truly thoughtful human being!!🤗 Flit is so lucky to have been rescued by you, and in turn, you are so lucky to have had the privilege of her company. Fantastic job Sammy!!🤯🥳🥰💙💚
Yes Sammy is a wonderful special human. Especially loved the little branch up near the ceiling, made me cry.
Honestly it's amazing she actually survived. Birds are so fragile. And hummingbirds probably the most fragile
Do u think she recognized that this creature (the human) was nursing her back to health , I wonder
How she saw him as a person
@@TinyBoxBin I bet she did, especially if she was very young & had no instilled biases in humans
All our hummingbird z... all just froze to death from being trapped under a foot of snow through torpor @ - 14 in windy gusts blowing them upside down on branches etc poor beings...
@@marknieuwejaar1075 I thought they flew south for winter?
@@dallasoch so stinking cute
Thank you for saving and rehabbing this sweet hummingbird!
The paper flower is the sweetest kindest thing I've seen in a LONG time. 👏👏👏
What an incredible gentleman! Bless him for taking in this tiny creature and helping her so much. I hope she pops in to see him occasionally
This is one of the coolest rescue stories I’ve seen💗
I agree! This was wonderful ❤
I admire his ingenuity. Made the right calls for the bird to have a positive outcome.
Exactly. Well said.
Bless this guy, what compassion can do is amazing. What a guy!
That is a strong man.
With at least one lucky kid. Who’s learning that even the smallest lives are precious & should be saved.
It's often the very best part of being a human being, our connection and desire to help the other animals on this planet. I never get tired of seeing this, gives me hope.
Thank you to this intelligent,kind and loving man for saving this beautiful hummingbird's life by nurturing her back to health!!!!! God Bless him!!!!💚💚💚
What a wonderful story - and such a wonderful guy….thank you for being a steward for this sweet little Flit!!💕
I'm crying. This is so sweet. The way he cheers her on when she's starting to fly made me so happy. And Flit is an adorable name.