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Thank you so much Sue!
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Extremely fortunate! I’ve just observed it once before…I’m astounded at how no place for her body there is, and how uncovered she is!
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Thank you so much for the comment!
I too am amazed she’s so exposed! She built her nest in a rather exposed place too.
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you will be famous for your birds one day!! You capture them brilliantly!
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Thank you so much Cybele! You’re very kind. I have no delusions. I’ll only be famous with family and friends. 🙂
I’m so you glad you like the Hummingbird!
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who knows!! But I do love those captures!
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Lovely little hummer…
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Thank you so much Cheryl! It was adorable.
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Wow!! I have seen hummingbirds around here, but never a nest. So amazing that you were able to see that. 🙂
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It was pretty amazing and special. I’ve only seen a Hummer in her nest once before this.
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!!!!!! Wordless Wonder.
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🙂 I’m so glad you like the images Melissa! It was a really neat and special sighting.
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Yes, and you had the presence of mind to capture it so beautifully 🙂
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Oh Melissa, this morning I went back and she had two chicks!!! Their eyes are open now, and the Mother feed them several times while I was there. IT WAS AMAZING!!!
I’m uploading the images as I type this. OH I HOPE JUST ONE COMES OUT GOOD! 🙂
Thank you so much for the support and comment! xx
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OH wow, that is so exciting! Fingers crossed~ I can’t wait to see them! 🙂
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I liked the female hummingbird actually nesting. I think you give us a beautiful “slice of life” when you feature nature. Thank you sincerely. xo
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Thank you so much Robin for this lovely comment! You made my day!!! xx
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The fact she got out of her nest to have some sustenance, by sipping from a flower, made me smile! This made me think of human routines, leading me to give this nesting Anna’s hummingbird a personality. 🙂 She’s a sweetheart of a catch, Deborah.
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I love how you caught the hummingbird’s wings in the first picture. They are so fascinating to watch.
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Thank you so much Antonia! They are fascinating aren’t they.
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Envy fills me up! Thanks for sharing these precious moments.
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Thank you so much for the visit and lovely comment!
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Sweet captures, Deborah, she appears to be so happy!
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Thank you so much Donna! I thought she was happy too. 🙂
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These are beautiful and so special. I don’t think I ever seen a hummingbird being still. Great shots, Deborah!
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Thank you so much Dan! They aren’t still for long when they’re perched. 🙂
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How cute. Great shots.
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Thank you so much John!
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Magnificent photos!
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Thank you so much Marian!
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Magical! Beautifully captured. ❤
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Thank you so much Myriam!
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How lucky to catch a hummingbird nesting. She’s really folded herself up to wedge herself in that tiny nest!!
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Very lucky! I’ve only seen it once before.
I’m amazed at how little room for her body there is, and how exposed she is!
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I’ve seen those tiny little nests and wondered what could possibly use such a little space. Now I know!!
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Wowsa! Kudos to you, Deborah.
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Thank you so much Janet!
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You should ask WordPress for a Love button because most of your photos go way beyond Like. 🙂
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Oh what a sweet and kind thing to say! You made my afternoon! xx Thank you!
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Deborah these are fantastic images! Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you so much Susan! I’m so glad you like the images.
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Loved them!!
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🙂 Thank you!
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Wonderful post! I am looking forward to the return of our little friends. Last year we had, Black-chinned, Rufous and Broad-tails.
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Thank you so much Denise! Oh a Broad-tail!!! I’ve never seen one of those.
I hope they come back and you are able to photograph them, and share! I’d love to see them through your images.
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I’m not much of a bird photographer but maybe I’ll give it a try.
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I hope so! 🙂
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so so beautiful that no words are necessary!
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🙂 Thank you so much Jodi!
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These are highly impressive, Deborah. Well done 🙂
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Thank you very much Phil!
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Wow. How clever of you to find the nest! Great shots.
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Thank you Bunty! I can’t take any credit for finding the nest. My friend birded here a week before and found her, and he shared with me.
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