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Motion blur* or a similar effect would probably make their hummingbirds look a lot less like flailing animatronics. Maybe tweaking the rate of wing flaps to line up more regularly with the framerate would also work.
*very light, since obviously it's continuously right in front of the camera and could get annoying. A smear (in the sense of showing several "afterimage" wings) might work better