I love watching hummingbirds; we have a few hummingbird perches around our garden, and I have already posted about how to attract hummingbirds and how to add hummingbird perches to your garden. We have a beautiful tiger lily plant in our backyard, and I noticed the hummingbirds are visiting it all the time, drawn by its vibrant colors and sweet nectar. The sight of them flitting about is absolutely mesmerizing. In an effort to entice them further, I hung a hummingbird feeder above that, filled with a mixture of sugar and water that mimics the natural flowering plants they love. Now, the hummingbirds are using the tiger lily plant as a perch; they always sit there, so I enjoy it a lot, often taking my time to observe their delicate movements and listen to the soft hum of their wings. Once the flowers are gone and the plant wilts, the hummingbirds surprisingly continue to use it all the time for resting, showcasing their resilience and adaptability. Here are some pictures of that and a video capturing these joyful moments in our garden, which truly brings a sense of life and energy to our outdoor space.

Here is the video