A Day on Merganser Lake A random hummingbird photo never hurt anyone.
via Ruby-throated hummingbird on salvia — Birds of New England.com
Hummingbird Nectar — The Project For The Day
I love looking at all the different bird that hang out in the yard but one of my favorites is the hummingbird. They really are beautiful birds that zip around the yard all day. I decided to get a closer look so what better idea than to put out a birdfeeder. Hummingbirds have a high […]
For the Birds: Complain and they will come — Birds of New England.com
Here’s the latest For the Birds column, which runs weekly in several New England newspapers … Apparently, all I had to do to get my hummingbirds back this summer was complain to my neighbor. I had had frequent visits from both male and female hummingbirds early in the spring. The daily visits continued for a […]
via For the Birds: Complain and they will come — Birds of New England.com
Hummer — RV John
Pictures: Here is a shot of a Broad-tailed Hummer I took a few weeks ago. Setup: I have the RV set up in the State Park, and I am ready to turn in my truck to the body-shop in the morning. Hoping for a speedy return 🤞. Good Evening Folks.
via Hummer — RV John
Hummingbirds in the Real World: evolution, physiology and relationship — GardenRiots
Hummingbirds are clearly fascinating and engaging creatures. They are biological wonders of ‘invention’, little gems that sparkle in their airborne dances through sunlight, with the seductive power to capture the attention of even the most incognizant of us lumbering earthbound humans, including many of those pretty much blind to the natural world. I did not […]
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