Soothing Ruby-throated Hummingbird Sounds to Attract Hummingbirds | Natural Bird Calls

Immerse yourself in the serene and melodic sounds of ruby-throated hummingbirds with this unique audio experience designed to attract these beautiful birds. Our recording captures the natural calls and chirps of ruby-throated hummingbirds, interspersed with periods of silence to create a more authentic and random atmosphere.
Whether you're looking to invite more hummingbirds into your garden or simply enjoy the calming effect of their delicate sounds, this video is perfect for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Play it in your backyard or near your feeders to encourage hummingbirds to visit, or use it as a peaceful background ambiance for your home.
🔊 Video Highlights:
- Authentic ruby-throated hummingbird sounds
- Natural pauses to mimic real-life bird calls
- Ideal for attracting hummingbirds and creating a tranquil environment
🕊️ Tips for Attracting Hummingbirds:
1. Place the video near your hummingbird feeders or flowering plants.
2. Ensure you have fresh nectar available in your feeders. Sugar syrup nectar (a 4:1 water-to-sugar ratio, mixed without heating) can thicken quickly in the heat, especially if hummingbirds aren’t drinking it regularly. Thick syrup is undrinkable for hummingbirds, so it needs to be changed even if no birds are feeding. Depending on the temperature, humidity, and sunlight exposure, you may need to replace the nectar every 3-4 days. You can tell the nectar is too thick or moldy if a hummingbird lands, tastes, and immediately leaves without being chased away.
3. Provide a variety of native flowers that hummingbirds love.
4. Keep the area quiet and peaceful to avoid startling the birds.
Don't forget to like, comment, and share your hummingbird sightings with us! Happy bird watching! 🕊️✨
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[@nhlpens583]

Thanks! Going to play this to try and get my hummingbirds out of the lilac bushes and to my feeders 🙂❤🐧

[@dirkavery4445]

I’ve attracted them to my feeders with this. I don’t know if I’m attracting my usual crew or passersby but I’m seeing them. I wish I could get more males though. My females are feisty and territorial. Males probably are too but I get very few.

[@nhlpens583]

@@dirkavery4445 I have 2 that frequent my feeders. A tiny one and a bigger aggressive one.

[@DefendNC97]

That is wild, not even 5 minutes into the video, and all of a sudden, here comes a female hovering around trying to figure out where the calls are coming from.