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witsend22

hummingbirds have arrived

witsend22
18 years ago

I guess spring has finally arrived here in Bedford county. Decent temperatures, sunshine, and I saw my first hummingbird here at the house today. A Red throated one. I zipped in and made a batch of nector up and filled the feeder I already hung up.

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