Baby Allen's Hummingbird Chicks 19 and 18 Days Old Doing Wing Exercises, Learning Their Patterns.

[@yesseniaescobedo4421]

Beautiful just beautiful 💕

[@MaryW2904]

Sooo cute!

[@lindaSee89]

Getting stronger

[@deemarie5538]

So tolerant of each other during the furious flapping...adorable!

[@paulwarner2432]

I think one shot poo at the other at the beginning :D

[@kaktamdela]

Like a 2 man love? 😂

[@tiajones2576]

Thank you for sharing! My cat and I watch almost every night. Thank you so much for going this!

[@deborahstein]

Reminds me of an airplane pilot doing the pre flight engine testing

[@Sherri_Lynn]

Wonderful to watch,,, I slowed the playback speed down to 0.25!! And, yes, you can see them execute the straight-away-zoom-flight pattern and those enchanting figure-eights!!😄🥰💚 Many thanks for these incredible close-ups of hummer activities!!

[@mmedved5567]

That's so cool. They have grown amazingly fast.

[@lisasapino57]

I saw some of this today, live, and it just amazes me. They're so fascinating! And adorable. Love these little babies.

[@r8chlletters]

Barely enough room wow they are growing so fast!

[@HarrysGhost]

It's looking a little crowded in there. It's been wonderful watching them grow.

[@pchelloo]

Soon we'll be saying: "....and we have Lift-Off!" 🤩

[@lilbitsleepy2574]

This is wonderful to see. Each day the strength and speed improves and they stand a little taller. I love how they exercise those tongues too lol. Cute as can be

[@solarheat9016]

So cute!

[@MidnightLazarus420]

Someone is always getting insane slaps to the head!! lol 😂

[@bmh7488]

"Hey, bro, watch out for my eye!"

[@paulwarner2432]

River: "I'm gonna flap my wings like this, and if you get in my way, it's your fault!" Lily:"Oh yeah? Well, I'm gonna flap my wings like this, and if you get in my way, it's your fault!" Olive: "Kids!"

[@theimortal1974]

father somewhere: i'm going to make this eating motion and if any food gets in the way then it's not my fault. ::hits head on nest:: d**n it oh the he** with this.

[@johannamarsh8464]

I am enjoying watching this. Thank you so much for doing this. I live in PA. I thought their nests were high in trees. It was surprisi ng to see how small and low to the ground the nests were. How long does the mother stay with them after they leave the nest. I a e only seen one bird at a feeder at a time but have seen another one dive bombing the one at the feeder. But never sitting together like I have seen in California videos.

[@HungryH1951]

Ah, to be young. What could be cuter than that? It's getting crowded in that nest.

[@WoodyFixit]

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