I've read that we have some year-round hummingbird residents and have seen them on occasion. This little one visited the feeder (which I had recently freshly replenished) quite a few times that day.
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As I headed out to do errands before the worst of the storm hit, I looked up and saw the two resident bald eagles fly overhead and land in some trees (picture below). From their direction then I saw a huge red-tailed hawk fly toward me and away from the eagles.
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And while I was out, I happened upon this perimeter patrol at the local reservoir.
I love the wildlife you shared. Great photos. That's a huge hummingbird...or at least it seems like it in the photo (to me, anyway:)) Be careful in all that bad weather! Jan
ReplyDeleteThanks Jan! With this nasty weather, I'm staying inside (mostly) and catching up on reading blogs :)
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