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The Fox, the Vole and the Garden
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What elegant shots!
ReplyDeleteour hummingbirds don't look like that. I have seen almost black ones and very very green ones. None with ruby on them yet.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots!
Just found your blog on Wordlesswednesday.com. LOVE IT! I graduated from University of Colorado in Boulder back in the Dark Ages (environmental biology. I'm now gardening in southern California, but I still miss Colorado. I've added you to my favorites.
ReplyDeleteOh my..what beauties!! Gorgeous photos..a wonderful post! Yay!
ReplyDeleteKiki~
I just love hummingbirds. We have two species that live here year-round and other species that visit for only part of the year. I hope you have many visitors this year :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos ... hummingbirds are not a familiar part of our world, but your shots really show their beauty. I just love the brilliant green sheen on the back of hummingbird in that second photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my post on bathtime for wallabies ... glad you enjoyed the photos and the narrative.
Oh, they are such little charmers! Wonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteI also love the blog's header picture a lot!!!
beautiful shots... they balance well in the air. ~bangchik
ReplyDeleteI rarely see hummingbirds here in the spring, but every summer they come by on their way south. Some arrive as early as July, but most come through August and September, with late stragglers into October. I always worry about them, for they are flying south across the Gulf during hurricane season. They are amazing, feisty birds.
ReplyDeleteIn our Black Hills garden we see hummingbirds in about July - I plant trumpet vines and red flowers. They stay a bit, but I think they are returning south. I love them - I enjoyed your map.
ReplyDeleteI kept checking the map myself until the hummingbirds arrived. They amaze me.
ReplyDeleteI am back. When your gardens are still contemplating to be fully blooming, your birds are already fluffing happily. I love your photos, especially those in the drinking station.
ReplyDeleteAre they there yet? The Ruby Throats are here (that's usually the only kind we get). I'm looking forward to see how spring is progressing for you now. Surely it's started by now??
ReplyDeleteI love your first two shots! Precious jewels. Ours returned a week ago or more. Always great to capture those first photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, I was checking out my old blog and came across your name on my followers' list. Thank you so much. I've moved to Wordpress now.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures and posts are wonderful! Hummingbirds are such beautiful birds. We have somewhat similar looking ones but they are sunbirds. I'll be here again.
I have a small patch and most of my plants are in containers. But the pleasure I get from observing (small) garden wildlife is immense.
Happy gardening!
Kanak (Terra farmer)