“She’s a Divine Spirit, No Doubt”: Young Girl’s Energy Attracts Birds, SA Moved

“She’s a Divine Spirit, No Doubt”: Young Girl’s Energy Attracts Birds, SA Moved

  • A little girl's beautiful interaction with a variety of birds, including a tiny hummingbird, captured hearts on social media
  • The magical moment, showcasing an extraordinary connection with nature, went viral after being shared on TikTok
  • Social media users were deeply moved by the scene, with many suggesting the child possessed a special, almost divine, quality
Her video shocked and fascinated many social media users, who called her special
A young girl sang and played with three birds, including a hummingbird. Image: Deagreez
Source: Getty Images

A captivating video featuring a young girl effortlessly attracting and interacting with several birds has recently become a global sensation.

The adorable clip, shared on TikTok by @mello1k, gained millions of views from social media users who were visibly touched by the remarkable sight.

The entertaining video appears to be filmed on a home veranda during daylight hours, where a little girl sits calmly in a chair. She can be seen singing gently, and in response, three birds approach her, including a hummingbird. The two smaller birds sit gracefully on her lap, while the hummingbird, an even more astonishing guest, lands gracefully on her finger, sipping water from a tiny bottle she holds.

The two larger birds remain nearby, seemingly captivated by her presence, watching her with careful attention. The scene unfolds like a real-life fairy tale, highlighting an extraordinary connection between the child and the wild creatures.

One lady noted that she spent money to enhance her garden to attract humming birds, but that they weren't coming
Social media users shared how rare it was for hummingbirds to connect with people like the little girl. Image: Jacob Wackerhausen
Source: Getty Images

SA loves the little girl

The video sparked a wave of admiration and awe from the online community. Many were touched by the girl's ability to attract the birds, especially the hummingbird, suggesting she possessed a divine spirit. One user humorously shared that she had invested thousands of dollars upgrading her garden, particularly to attract hummingbirds, only to be astonished by how easily the little girl had them around her. Other commenters called her a "Disney princess," drawing similarities between the magical scene and animated fairy tales.

User @Jenny💎 said:

"Kids are pure 💎."

User @Nina_Beanz added:

"Hummingbirds don't land on just anybody.... they KNOW she's special."

User @Queenofeverything shared:

"I spent $1000 to landscape an area in my front yard to attract hummingbirds. Not one, but this baby is casually bottle feeding a hummingbird. Wow!"

User @ennytime23 added:

"That’s insane..she’s a divine spirit no doubt ♥️🙏."

User @mr_bennett521 said:

"The Golden Child. She’s here to save humanity. One hummingbird at a time 🥰."

User @bostonrache commented:

"The hummingbird is a standout for sure, but the flowers in the crocs, the butterflies on the dress, and the yellow birds (messengers linked between physical & spiritual world) snacking on her lap, well, paradise. Garden of Eden vibes."

Watch the TikTok video below:

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za