Guided by her keen sense of smell, the hummingbird has located a source of nectar. Poking her head in, she is met with a thin slit, glistening with what she desires. She kisses and nudges the sensitive surrounding parts until she can feel her prey surrender to her advances. Using her tongue she parts the delicate petals and the intoxicating scent intensifies as she moves in deeper. The vibrations of her small wings are amplified and directed by her tongue, quickly freeing up the flow of the sweet liquid. She drinks it in greedily and having latched on, will suckle to exhaustion.

She buzzes all over when she's excited.

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