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Hummingbird Garden
stephennj

hummer on Canna

stephenNJ
18 years ago

Here's my juvie male at the Cannas.Ocassionaly two will be in the garden at once until they realize they are not alone,then the chase is on!

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Here's my favorite butterfly , a very approachable Red Admiral on the fruit bowl.

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Comments (4)

  • texaspuddyprint
    18 years ago

    Awesome hummie and butterfly photos!

    The hummies out here don't pay any attention to my cannas...which are right in the same 6x6 patch of ignored salvias. Go figure!!! Good thing they frequent my feeders!!!

    ~ Cat

  • Paribear
    18 years ago

    Nice picture.

  • sarahbn
    18 years ago

    Beautiful picture Stephen! Sarah

  • flowerpowereverett
    18 years ago

    Great pictures! Can't wait to try cannas next year. Thanks for posting. Ruth

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