Hummingbird Mistakes Woman's Colorful Hair For A Flower - Cute Videos

Sunny Skyz shared TikToker @sheena.ltd’s video of the marvelous moment when a hummingbird mistook her colorful hair for a flower, and it’s hard to decide whether it’s the bird or the woman that is more fun to watch!

Like Snow White and Cinderella, whose bluebird buddies keep them company and help them get ready each morning, respectively, the lady in this video is warm and welcoming to the hummingbird that has taken an interest in her. 

Catching sight of her pretty purple hair buns, the petite bird is hoping he’ll find a little nectar in her lilac-hued blossoms! By the way, hummingbirds are much more fond of cardinal flowers, lupines, and snapdragons than they are roses, lilacs, and lilies. 

With a beautiful blue and green body, Mr. Hummingbird is a lovely specimen. He pokes around at the woman’s jacket hood and the back of her head before stabbing his skinny beak into her bunned hair. And, all the while, she’s totally cool, giggling and chatting and allowing others to capture the scene with their phones! She’s a wonderful sport! 

It’s not just the woman’s hair that is colorful. She is covered in color! Her lime green nails and her hot pink lips are as eye-popping as her vivid jacket, bright blue backpack, and yellow and black herringbone scarf. She stands out just like any other beloved and enchanting princess, and, really, what bird worth his feather-weight could resist?

TikToker @sheena.ltd is a fashion designer, according to her Instagram account. That makes complete sense. The birdie may have determined that the purple blooms were dry and went on his way, but the human and hummingbird interaction was certainly fun while it lasted! 

Hummingbirds, cardinal flowers, fun fashions, and up-for-anything people bring joy to our lives. Unfortunately, it’s easy to see sad and discouraging stuff around us. So, when a teeny-tiny bird injects a dose of delight into an ordinary day—well, that’s pretty cool!   

“The whole earth is filled with awe at your wonders; where morning dawns, where evening fades, you call forth songs of joy.” Psalms 65:8