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Baby hummers
Don't be mad that I didn't get a better shot! I was standing on tiptoes in
a muddy flowerbed, holding may camera a foot and a half above my head. Completely impossible to focus so I just guessed and hoped for the best. Interesting to me how still they were. They must be programmed not to move or make noise when somebody or some thing bothers their nest. -- Paddy's Pig ------------ To reply its bell not bull |
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Baby hummers
Good guessing Pat.
I was going to ask if you had taken anymore pics. Your guys are almost teenagers already. Do you know how many days it has been since you took the photo of the eggs? They take about 24 days from hatching to fledging, at least my ones did. This is amazing! I have one of those wide step paint ladders, have a few pics over on the birds group. Cheers Wendy "Padraig" wrote in message ... Don't be mad that I didn't get a better shot! I was standing on tiptoes in a muddy flowerbed, holding may camera a foot and a half above my head. Completely impossible to focus so I just guessed and hoped for the best. Interesting to me how still they were. They must be programmed not to move or make noise when somebody or some thing bothers their nest. -- Paddy's Pig ------------ To reply its bell not bull |
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