Nature is really a wonderful thing to behold! It can memorize and captivate you in ways that technology could never do. This video is a great example of that. Check out this clip as an incredible close-up view featuring an adult male hummingbird displaying his iridescent head and gorget feathers. We bet that you have not even seen a hummingbird that up close before! Who knew that hummingbirds could even change colors like that? This is one wild video that you do not want to miss!

Nature is truly spectacular. Sometimes it can be really scary but most of the time it is amazing. Sometimes you just have to take a step back and appreciate the world for what it is! For as much as technology is great and an amazing innovation that made our lives easier, it can never truly capture the full experience and essence of nature itself.

This video is absolutely breath-taking! Good thing this person managed to capture this so that future generation can see! Nature like this should be documented an shared with the rest of the world. It is also why digital cameras from Amazon are selling so well!

Check out this stunning close-up footage of the glorious hummingbird which enables us to explore its beauty in detail, that you would most likely never see, even with binoculars. The flashing iridescent feathers changing with the light will definitely mesmerize you!

How close is too close? Here is a close-up footage of a male hummingbird displaying its beautiful iridescent gorget and head feathers. Watching this adorable bird flaunt its feathers had us in stitches. It is absolutely charming without even trying! Simply beautiful!

Watching this tiny bird from a close distance shows us the beautiful features this royal hummingbird possesses. With their radiant emerald feathers and sparkling rose-pink throats, the hummingbird is considered the flying jewel among birds, and it sure knows how to make a strong impression!

But do not go anywhere, here is another video of these amazing birds. Watch as adorably tiny hummingbirds snuggle in their nest.

These teeny tiny baby hummingbirds are so cute snuggling in their nest. Like a crown jewel, the nest of a hummingbird is one of the great wonders in all of nature. They are so tiny, yet so perfect. Few of us have ever seen a hummingbird nest. This is because they are nearly impossible to find. From the ground, they look like another bump on a branch. From above, an umbrella of leaves conceals them. And from the side, they look like a tiny knot, quilted with lichens, plant down and fibers.

Hummingbird nests are amazing architectural creations that protect and nurture some of the world's most delicate birds. It may only be 5-8 weeks from the time nest construction begins until the maturing birds leave home, but observing hummingbird nests can be a rewarding and enchanting experience for birders.

Hummingbirds build velvety, compact cups with spongy floors and elastic sides that stretch as the young grow. They weave together twigs, plant fibers, and bits of leaves, and use spider silk as threads to bind their nests together and anchor them to the foundation.

Did you know that hummingbirds can do this? Let us know down in the comments!