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Cardinals with attitudes, This shot is from my backyard feeder in Fl with a Automated Bird Cam the Cardinal was so PO he attacked the camera several times..pecking and banging into the unit the size of a shoe box.
Male cardinals will attack any reflection, such as a camera lens or a car window.
Hummingbirds on my patio after a heavy rainstorm subsided. They'd been crouching under leaves and an overhang waiting to feed. First time I saw several landing at once on the feeder. Usually it's hummingbird dive bombers!
Hummingbirds on my patio after a heavy rainstorm subsided. They'd been crouching under leaves and an overhang waiting to feed. First time I saw several landing at once on the feeder. Usually it's hummingbird dive bombers!
Stunning is the perfect word to describe this video. Thanks for sharing it, Cowgirl.
Also love hearing about hummingbirds, too. The past few summers I've only spotted one solitary hummer in my yard on occasion. Maybe this year there will be more.
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Like many places we've had warm weather recently.
This is a picture I took of an ice coated shrub in the front flower bed just a couple of weeks ago when freezing rain fell.
Hummingbirds on my patio after a heavy rainstorm subsided. They'd been crouching under leaves and an overhang waiting to feed. First time I saw several landing at once on the feeder. Usually it's hummingbird dive bombers!
That is an exquisite display of Nature's charm. So many beautiful things I've never seen before and wow! what a mating dance!
Thanks for the post, R_Cowgirl!
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