Miracle of the Hummingbird

Hi. Everyone.

I’m Keiko. I’m a soul level animal communicator®.

If you live in British Columbia, Canada, everyone would agree the year 2021 has been catastrophic, extreme weather.

The other day, it fell about 50 cm of snow where I live.

After shoveling snow for hours, another 50 cm came down the next day. Then the freezing rain started. It froze the surface and was very heavy to remove the snow.

After that, the cold chill came. The temperature is going to be -25.

(Remind you this is not Saskatchewan, it is B.C.)

Anyhow, I'm going to change the subject a little bit.

We get hummingbirds around here.

Every year, when the spring comes, they visit my house.

They are very territorial, so I have two feeders.

When Autumn comes, probably, they go south, they disappear, so I put away the feeder.

But this year, when Autumn came and became colder, still, I saw two hummingbirds coming around.

Photo by Skyler Ewing from Pexels

As I mentioned earlier, we got snow.

The nectar of the hummingbirds started freezing.

So, every hour or so, we take one inside and switch the feeder so that they can eat.

A strange thing happened yesterday.

I was just about to switch the feeder, a hummingbird came on the frozen feeder, and he stayed there for a while, not moving.

When I looked at him very close, his eyes were closed, but he was still breathing. It was too cold out, and I thought he might be dying. So I took him inside of the house with the feeder. Then started to send Reiki and pray for help from fairies.

After while,

He opened his eyes and drank out of the frozen feeder for a second. Then he realized that he was in a cage and started to panic.

He looked just fine. He was flying inside a cage, he didn't seem injured, so I opened the door and let him go.

I was so happy that he was OK, I even thought it was a miracle, but he might be just sleeping.

I've been living here more than 18 years, and I've never seen a hummingbird sleeping on a freezing feeder before, so I think it was a miracle.

Whatever that was, I'm so glad that he is OK.

Love and Peace

Keiko