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In reply to the discussion: Last Batch: Hummingbirds. [View all]

Solly Mack

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13. They have plenty of other birds to chirp at out back.
Tue Sep 17, 2024, 02:51 PM
Sep 2024

They go from window to window to watch the birds. The little idiots even smash into the windows trying to get the birds. The birds will sometimes hover to watch the cats back.

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Last Batch: Hummingbirds. [View all] Solly Mack Sep 2024 OP
How sweet GPV Sep 2024 #1
Just adorable. Thanks. Solly Mack Sep 2024 #6
Beautiful. LoisB Sep 2024 #2
Hummingbirds are beautiful. Thanks. Solly Mack Sep 2024 #7
'Til next year. Thanks for sharing, Solly. brer cat Sep 2024 #3
Soon comes the storing of all those damn feeders. lol Solly Mack Sep 2024 #8
TY, Solly! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #4
Thanks, SheltieLover Solly Mack Sep 2024 #9
Oh I'll bet your kitties will miss them! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #11
They have plenty of other birds to chirp at out back. Solly Mack Sep 2024 #13
Awwwwww SheltieLover Sep 2024 #16
Lots and lots of Blue Jays because of all the oaks. Cardinals, the Tufted titmouse, Carolina chickadee Solly Mack Sep 2024 #19
Nice! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #20
Expensive is what it is. Those little chirpers can eat but I wouldn't have it any other way. Solly Mack Sep 2024 #22
Oh, that's right... Now I recall from a previous hurricane SheltieLover Sep 2024 #23
Wonderful acrobats! And I love the butterflies too! Thank you so much, dear Solly! nt CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2024 #5
They are amazing! The way they twist and turn in the air, turning on a dime. That poor butterfly was enduring lots of Solly Mack Sep 2024 #10
Thx for mentioning. SheltieLover Sep 2024 #12
Oh, they noticed. The wasp in some of the photos turned his stinger up while holding on with front legs to jab back at Solly Mack Sep 2024 #14
Oh WOW! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #15
Here the wasp is in position. As the hummers flew near it, it would bend up and jab out. Solly Mack Sep 2024 #17
WOW! Thx, Solly! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #18
I have lots of wildflowers and other flowers for the pollinators but as the weather changes, food sources can become Solly Mack Sep 2024 #21
Nice! SheltieLover Sep 2024 #24
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