By: Patricia Markert
Wow, thanks for these close ups that reveal the green on their backs. Hummingbirds do seem to communicate with humans on occasion. Sometimes I feel they have asked me if I have forgotten to feed them!
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I’m watching the equivalent of 18 glasses of milk be downed every day by multiple hummers at our feeders now. The males have already gone — and along with them a lot of the jousting for territory,...
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View ArticleBy: Maureen Elhatton
In reply to Anders Gyllenhaal. Love hummingbirds, you must visit the Hummingbird cafe in Monteverde, aka the cloud forest in Costa Rica. Free flying hummingbirds many varieties so close you can hear...
View ArticleBy: Patricia Markert
Wow, thanks for these close ups that reveal the green on their backs. Hummingbirds do seem to communicate with humans on occasion. Sometimes I feel they have asked me if I have forgotten to feed them!
View ArticleBy: lizagyllenhaal
I’m watching the equivalent of 18 glasses of milk be downed every day by multiple hummers at our feeders now. The males have already gone — and along with them a lot of the jousting for territory,...
View ArticleBy: Nature’s jewels: Ruby-throated Hummingbirds on the move – Flying Lessons...
[…] https://flyinglessons.us/2019/08/30/natures-jewels-ruby-throated-hummingbirds-on-the-move/ […]
View ArticleBy: Maureen Elhatton
In reply to Anders Gyllenhaal. Love hummingbirds, you must visit the Hummingbird cafe in Monteverde, aka the cloud forest in Costa Rica. Free flying hummingbirds many varieties so close you can hear...
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