Beauty of pollination vid.

[Neils]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DoClq5gPxU

Sure it's doing the rounds, but the camera work is wonderful

[nemphlar]

Help please I can't open any of these am I missing something

[Jon]

Should open with a click. Can you see the still from the video?
I love watching hummingbirds. I get them in my back yard in Mexico.
They love the flowers of the aloe vera which is pretty much all I have planted other than a scabby cactus or two.
I have a copy of Peterson: Aves de México (http://www.amazon.com/Mexico-Mexican-Adjacent-Central-America/dp/9681332075) which has 3 colour plates of hummingbirds in it. There must be about 70 different species. they call them chupaflores - flower suckers.
Those butterflies are probably the Monarchs which migrate from Canada to Central Mexico every spring.

[EmsE]

Help please I can't open any of these am I missing something

I'm the same. I can't see any link to the video- all that's shown is Nellies writing. Could be an iPad thing?

[nemphlar]

Yep I'm using an iPad, not all they're cracked up to be, blanks a lot of YouTube

[HJBee]

I can't see it either and I'm on an iPhone

[Neils]

I'll try and update it, can't view it from my iPhone or iPad either.

Think the video tags use flash which they don't support.

try this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DoClq5gPxU)

[Bumble]

It's a beautiful video.

One of the most surprising shots, for people like me who know very little about bats, was at 2m 40secs. It looks as if parent is carrying offspring on a night time nectar hunt.

[HJBee]

I'll try and update it, can't view it from my iPhone or iPad either.

Think the video tags use flash which they don't support.

try this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DoClq5gPxU)

That link worked - Amazing, really liked the Bats!

[nemphlar]

Worked fine very nice thanks, could you possible relad the industrial queen rearing

[gavin]

Just done so nemphlar - and it is a cracking little video. Over in the queen raising area.

[Neils]

thank you sir.