A week or so ago I was sent an email by a reader named Jimer asking if I’d like to see some photos of a Red-tailed Hawk being whalloped by a mockingbird. The photos, she said, were a little bit distant which they indeed turned out to be (good, but a little distant).
She added though that she would send a few photos of her hummingbird feeders which she said were attracting good numbers of hummers, though she doubted whether I could identify all the species involved from her photos. I couldn’t, but if you read the comments, you’ll find out what birds are featured in these exquisite photos…
All photographs copyright Jimer
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These photos are beautiful. Hummers are one of my favorites because of their playful/quarrelsome nature. Great job getting these pics framed like you did. You have a real talent for it.
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Wow, these shots are gorgeous. And I love the deer those hummingbird feeders are hanging on!
Rick – I just knew someone would make a confident ID 🙂
Jimer has no less than 50 hummers at her nearly dozen feeders. A thrill a minute!! And 100 pounds of sugar since the Summer began!! It’s nice to see she has published them with you. :o)
@Nancy: Oops…I’m sure Charlie will make the correction in the morning (he’s British so he is sound asleep right now).
Nancy, Jimer – Oops indeed Huge apologies. I’m currently glowing redder than a Robin’s breast! Corrections made, and apologies once again.
Wow, what great pictures. I love hummers but we only get the ruby-throated hummingbird here in the eastern US. Jimmer thanks for submitting them to this site.