This year I have been late putting out our hummingbird feeder. I was reminded last week by a hummingbird that flew around the regular feeder and buzzed me as I was standing near it. Got the message, helicopter bird!
For the past few days, he has been monopolizing the feeder, chasing away a female that could not even land on it. How would he find a mate with that kind of behavior?
Early this morning, I took the following shots of this handsome fellow, very regal in demeanor as you can see.
Indah Susanti said:
Beautiful images! You are so lucky to get close by to the nature like this 🙂 You should create a birdie photo book 🙂
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you Indah! I do plan to create such a photo book as you suggested.
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Tiny said:
Nice photos of these very fast birds!
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you Tiny!
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elleturner4 said:
I wish we had hummingbirds in the UK. Beautiful photos 🙂
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neihtn2012 said:
You are right. Fossils of hummingbirds have been found in Germany, but these birds no longer exist anywhere but in the New World. Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
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loisajay said:
They are fast-moving little ones! What great captures, Hien.
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neihtn2012 said:
Thanks Lois! They are very fast indeed. One blink and they are gone.
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AngelaFurtado1 said:
Lovely shots! Hummingbirds are my favorites. They are such rascals! We get a lot of them here in our garden because there are flowers for them all year long and a little fountain they think they own. 🙂
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neihtn2012 said:
Wow, they are around you all year long! You are so fortunate, Angela!
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AngelaFurtado1 said:
All year long and all day long! Lucky indeed!
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Amy said:
Remarkable captures! So beautiful, Wow!!
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neihtn2012 said:
Thanks Amy!
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katelon said:
What amazing shots!
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you Katelon!
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Boeta: RumblingOcean & Having fun with camera blogs said:
Like the last shot…never see photos of them touching down.
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neihtn2012 said:
Thank you Boeta! I think once their initial hunger is reduced, they do tend to settle down and grip the feeder rail.
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