Do you recognize any of these...pics

11 years ago

My summer resident hummers have left home, but I have been seeing quite a few travelers in my garden. You can always tell when a new one enters the yard, they just act differently by visiting flowers none of my regulars ever touched or going to different feeder. Take a look at some of the pics I took and it will help you feel better when your "little ones" leave to know they are all right and being taken care of :)

Hopefully I have added the link properly,

Melissa

http://s984.photobucket.com/albums/ae326/mbhoneybee63/Fall%20migrating%20hummingbirds2012/

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eric580
11 years ago
Pictures? I too have noticed some new hummers in my garden. One came up to a brick wall on my house:)
mbhoneybee63
Original Author
11 years ago
I haven't figured out how to post them other than puting the photobucket link at the bottom, sorry
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ctnchpr
11 years ago

Great pics, honeybee!!!
ctnchpr
11 years ago
...some more from honeybee...
nanaboo
11 years ago
I enjoyed your pics honeybee. Are your hummers female Ruby Throats?
mbhoneybee63
Original Author
11 years ago
ctnchpr....Thank you so much for making my photos show up! That was truly very kind of you!

nanaboo, The second photo that shows the small red spots on the neck is a juvenile male ruby throated. The others are probably female. I only had a couple adult males early in the spring for a month or so. My summer residents were all females or juvenile males. I hope to see a few males pass through when they migrate.