I love birds (ALL birds) more than any other creature on this planet. I have had the honour of having birds in my life that love me. There’s just nothing like it.
I have a honeybee hive in my backyard, but the girls never go near my hummingbird feeder, but I see plenty of yellow jackets. The bees have their own sugar water feeder when the nectar flow slows down in late summer.
But what was very remarkable and surprising, the other wasp took the harassing offender OFF the hummingbird feeder so the hummingbird can return to the feeder! That wasp must truly be a good guy! Taking the bad yellow jacket like that. Hey he’s or she’s a hero!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m completely blown away!!😁
Wow! Another great video! I love watching the interaction of of wildlife. All are hungry and need nourishment. The hummingbird looks so skinny, and your sugary water is providing much needed food for both bird and bees. We need bees to survive too so they can continue to help our crops grow and feed us. Thanks for all interesting facts!
@@lilywongbirdsnature3644. Did you see what the other wasp did to that invading yellow jacket after it attacked the hummingbird by driving her or him away from the feeder? The other wasp came to the feeder, saw the yellow jacket, snatched it and dragged it away from the feeder with such a tight grip of steel! How amazing can that be? Then the hummingbirds got their chances to return to their feeder! I was just so amazed. In my mind I was cheering for the heroic wasp! Please look at your video again carefully for proof! I think you’ll be amazed too!
Yellowjackets kill insects early in the season. Insect parts are brought back to the nest. In late summer, their diet switches to sugar (flowers to rotting fruits, including people food)
Looks like hummingbirds hate yellow jackets as much as I do.
Like the rest of us.
I love birds (ALL birds) more than any other creature on this planet. I have had the honour of having birds in my life that love me. There’s just nothing like it.
I would provide foods for the bees a distance away. Bees are so important to our planet.
Thank u for showing the wasps and hummingbird. The show is the result of your hard work and patience.
So nice of you! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video on the confrontation! Love the close up shots of hummingbirds drinking. can even see the tongue sticking out.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a honeybee hive in my backyard, but the girls never go near my hummingbird feeder, but I see plenty of yellow jackets. The bees have their own sugar water feeder when the nectar flow slows down in late summer.
But what was very remarkable and surprising, the other wasp took the harassing offender OFF the hummingbird feeder so the hummingbird can return to the feeder! That wasp must truly be a good guy! Taking the bad yellow jacket like that. Hey he’s or she’s a hero!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m completely blown away!!😁
Thanks for watching!
So interesting learning about these amazing Hummingbirds from your videos. Great job Lily!
Thanks so much! I learn a lot about birds while producing the videos. And it is amazing to see the wonder of Nature!
Great video and like the close up of wasp & Hummingbirds, good job Lily.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Flaira!
Thanx Ms Wong!
You are so welcome
They do eat small wasps and spiders.
Thanks for the tips!
WHAT CAMERA ARE YOU USING!!!! This is perfect quality!!!!!!
I am using DJI Osmo Pocket to film.
Wow! Another great video! I love watching the interaction of of wildlife. All are
hungry and need nourishment. The hummingbird looks so skinny, and your sugary
water is providing much needed food for both bird and bees. We need bees to survive too
so they can continue to help our crops grow and feed us. Thanks for all interesting facts!
Thanks Susan! we need to protect wildlife and their habitats and to maintain a healthy natural ecosystems.
@@lilywongbirdsnature3644.
Did you see what the other wasp did to that invading yellow jacket after it attacked the hummingbird by driving her or him away from the feeder? The other wasp came to the feeder, saw the yellow jacket, snatched it and dragged it away from the feeder with such a tight grip of steel! How amazing can that be? Then the hummingbirds got their chances to return to their feeder! I was just so amazed. In my mind I was cheering for the heroic wasp! Please look at your video again carefully for proof! I think you’ll be amazed too!
pretty sure they already know lmao
Amazing
What all bugs are harmful to hummingbirds ? What about Wood-bees
Great video. Good tips.
The wasps are way too aggressive.
Yes they are....thanks for watching!
I don’t like wasps too. Their sting hurts! I am on the sides of hummingbirds.
Poor hummingbirds have to watch out the wasps all the time!
Why not help the hummer...?
Try not to interfere with the Nature!
Interesting, I hate bees and wasps. Pls provide a safe place for your little friends😅
I will keep that in mind!Thanks!
I hate yellow jackets. But they like sugar? Hard to believe because they’re scavengers.
Yellowjackets kill insects early in the season. Insect parts are brought back to the nest. In late summer, their diet switches to sugar (flowers to rotting fruits, including people food)
You should use the feeders with upsidedown bottle