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We Have The Coolest Birds In The World
We Have The Coolest Birds In The World Yes, that’s right. The coolest birds in the world are found in the Americas. I know, I know. Europeans, Asians, Africans and Aussies have some pretty cool looking indigenous birdies, but none of em have a bird that can fly backwards, fly upside down, fly sideways, fly while spinning around, and hover in mid-air. Yet, if you live between Alaska and Chile you can watch hummingbirds right up close in your yard. In 2015 I have been enjoying this seasons friend, Boris. He claimed my feeder in the early Spring, and has guarded it well against all comers with the help of his trusty girlfriend Natasha. Their aerial exploits have entertained me for many months. Do you like to watch your local birds? bird on! |
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I didn't know hummingbirds were Russian! Just a couple minutes ago the hummingbird that frequents my feeder buzzed me to refill it!
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I didn't know hummingbirds were Russian! Just a couple minutes ago the hummingbird that frequents my feeder buzzed me to refill it! It's getting close to migration time for the ones here in Nawth Carolina. I'm not sure I will need to fill my feeder until February. blog on!
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We do have some beautiful birds here. I've always loved watching hummingbirds, but only on tv. We don't have them here.
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We do have some beautiful birds here. I've always loved watching hummingbirds, but only on tv. We don't have them here. Their shoulders are so strong and flexible - each one can do figure eights! They are birdie ballerinas, watch them dance! blog on!
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I have a long story about some local birds, but I'll try to keep it short. Purple Martins. Not far away, the Platte River get's plenty of attention for being a stop for Canadian Geese. (It's awesome if you're into that, I'm sure.) But just about a half mile from my house is an official roosting place for purple martins. They peak in flocks of 20-30,000 and perform amazing sunset aerobatics before roosting along a registered two block stretch of Ash trees. (It's a yearly thing.) Like the geese, they are migrating south. It's a wonderful sight to behold. Read my diary Journal of a Taxi Driver for taxi stories and pictures of flowers and trees.
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We have a few hummingbirds in our area. Living on the migration path affords me some fantastic bird watching opportunities. A neighbor set up a camera by his hummingbird feeder Great shots of their acrobatic abilities!
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I have a long story about some local birds, but I'll try to keep it short. Purple Martins. Not far away, the Platte River get's plenty of attention for being a stop for Canadian Geese. (It's awesome if you're into that, I'm sure.) But just about a half mile from my house is an official roosting place for purple martins. They peak in flocks of 20-30,000 and perform amazing sunset aerobatics before roosting along a registered two block stretch of Ash trees. (It's a yearly thing.) Like the geese, they are migrating south. It's a wonderful sight to behold. Keep yer camera close, and take us some pics! Oh, wait. You need no prodding in that department, right? blog on!
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lmao! I wish you liked penguins. Wossamotta U.? blog on!
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We have a few hummingbirds in our area. Living on the migration path affords me some fantastic bird watching opportunities. A neighbor set up a camera by his hummingbird feeder Great shots of their acrobatic abilities! bird on!
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Well, what else would they be? (don't answer that) but do blog on!
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Thank you, for this most Venting Blog-esque comment. It will go down in the annals as a classic. blog on!
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Say... didn't I tell you to not to answer that question? Well, now you have my permission to ignore me even though you do it anyway. (Prolly just to vex me... ) blog on!
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Beautiful hummingbird! Im always enjoying my garden and the surprise visits from Blue Jays, Doves...and the neighborhood Turtle..."Waldo".
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At least in Norway, we have tits. Great tits, blue tits, marsh tits, crested tits and coal tits. And the colourful puffins. <- Profile photo courtesy of Bonding with coworkers
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At least in Norway, we have tits. Great tits, blue tits, marsh tits, crested tits and coal tits. And the colourful puffins. I love puns with purpose! Thank you, for this clever comment. blog on!
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Beautiful hummingbird! Im always enjoying my garden and the surprise visits from Blue Jays, Doves...and the neighborhood Turtle..."Waldo". Say, we need a neighborhood turtle, too. I wonder where yours is? blog on!
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