I'm sorry that I'm late. I was feeding a hummingbird. Really?

That's no excuse. Did you phone them quickly and get out slow-mo when your iPhone quick?

No, no, no. So while we were in England, my wife sent me pictures of a hummingbird that we are taking care of.

And so we have a hummingbird who's injured. That's why we're taking care of it.

In a cage, and we're feeding a hummingbird. Do you know how you feed a hummingbird?

Drops of water, I don't know.

I drop it right.

A paintbrush.

Yeah, sugar water or this other called a bug juice where they mash up mealworms and water.

And you dip a paintbrush in it and then you hold it up and they stick their crazy long filament like tongue out.

It's so weird looking like you never see their tongue, but when they're eating from a paintbrush, you can see it.

Is he sitting down or is wings flapping?

No, he's sitting down. He can fly a little bit.

We have a screen and back porch and so we're trying to let him fly away.

And so we'll take him out and he'll fly up a little bit and then he just can't hold the elevation.

And how did he become encapsulated in your world?

I don't know. I was in England.

I don't know the story exactly and I still haven't gotten it yet.

But she sent me pictures while I was over there.

So she volunteers, my wife volunteers at an animal rescue here in town.

And they take care of all sorts of broken and busted animals.

Like there's possum and raccoons and deer and horses and chickens and squirrels.

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