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Humming bird nest pictures.

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George-CT

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I didn't take these but who ever did, really did a great job. The next page on the lower right will keep them cycling. We enjoy the humming birds all summer and right now they are tanking up pretty good again. Not long they will be leaving here, usually the first or second week in Sept. For a small bird, they sure are hard on each other for a position on the feeders.

http://community-2.webtv.net/Velpics/HUM/

George-CT
 
Years ago, probably in the late 1980's, my Mother found a hurt Hummingbird laying in the yard. She nursed it back to health and released it to the wild. The next spring, it came back to her house. We knew it was the same one because it would come to her and drink some sugar water from a cup when she held the cup out in front of her. It did not return the next year and we figured that something happened to it. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas) :)
 
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