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The Fascination Continues
I’ve been so busy with work that I haven’t had opportunity to stop and check how my new hummingbird feeder is working for our tiniest of neighbors. However, today when I got home I noticed there were quite a few hummers in the neighborhood, all vying for a place at the watering hole. I took minute (actually, a FEW) to capture the moment…it REALLY does take a lot of patience to catch these beautiful creatures on camera! In my experience and observation, hummers don’t feed together very well…they buzz at each other and shoo away those who may be feeding to get their spot. Who knows why, but this evening there were several hovering near, and none seemed to be in a fighting mood…they shared…
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Hello world!
I’m moving my blog to WordPress. I’ll still keep my blog on Blogspot.com, but I really like the possibilities that WordPress has to offer. If you are a follower, then move over and join me here. If you aren’t a follower but are just dying to hear my words of wisdom, or better yet, you’re dying to see my photography, then hop on board! Lots to come in the days ahead, so don’t miss out! (Posts below are imported from Blogger…enjoy!)
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Hummers 3
Not to bore anyone, but here are more captures of my little hummers who are now visiting the feeder more frequently. It’s definitely an art in patience to wait on these small creatures to arrive to feed! If I am ever fortunate enough to get a zoom lens, it will certainly be easier!
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Such a Diva
She’s my baby. I chose her when she was only 6 weeks old and got her when she was 8 weeks old. The choice I had to make between her and her siblings wasn’t difficult. She immediately hovered around my feet, growling in her puppy voice to warn the siblings to stay away. She claimed me, I guess, first and foremost. I have spoiled her, no doubt. She loves attention and affection and demands it on a second by second basis. She is persistent to a fault and never takes no for an answer. She is constantly in motion, circling clockwise and running…unless it’s first thing in the morning. Then, and only then, is she quiet and still as she snuggles beneath the bed…
