I'm getting buzzed

10 years ago

by male hummers :) Saw my first one last weekend and have at least 3 males. I have been sitting in my garden the past couple evenings as the sun goes down. They just keep dive bombing and buzzing each other. Last night I put on my red pjs and laughed as they kept checking me out...thinking they had met the biggest red flower on earth. Lol

Rhonda

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (3)

Robert (zone 7a, Oklahoma)
10 years ago
Wonderful story, Rhonda!
Can't wait to see my first hummer of the year.
I keep checking the map and crossing my fingers. Laugh.

-Robert
nanaboo
10 years ago
I spotted a beautiful male Ruby Throat hummingbird at feeder yesterday and today. I left a feeder up and fresh all year. I had a few sightings of migration, last one Jan. 4th, so I hope this hummer is here to stay. I will add another feeder soon. I hope to take a pic., as soon as he stays at feeder long enough. I hope his friends join him!
Related Professionals
Norfolk Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Belmont Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Chattanooga Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Jennings Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Brookfield Landscape Contractors · Canby Landscape Contractors · Dunwoody Landscape Contractors · Elmhurst Landscape Contractors · Paramus Landscape Contractors · Point Pleasant Landscape Contractors · Suitland Landscape Contractors · Winchester Landscape Contractors · Norridge Landscape Contractors · Vadnais Heights Landscape Contractors · Lincolnton Decks, Patios & Outdoor Enclosures
Rhonda
Original Author
10 years ago
Robert,
It shouldn't be long before you see them. I'm hoping this will be a banner year. Normally, I only see one male at a time this early in the year, so I'm thrilled that I'm consistently seeing 3.

Nanaboo,
I kept up one feeder up through winter as well, but didn't see any hummers. Hope to see your pics soon.

Rhonda