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Birth of a Hummingbird
Astrapho:
I didn't really expect the nest to be so small after the other pics (didn't know what I was expecting, haha) :D How beautiful! ;D
Deborah-Leigh:
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Arc, I see you've changed yours, liked the starry one better as I adore watching the nightsky! How old is your son, boys like nature too and my grandson likes to collect insects and watch them through a magnifying glass set, then he releases them...he's very careful not to harm anything. ;)
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Hi Prudence
I also like the starry one...it got lost and I couldn't retrieve it. A dear brother here on the Forum wanted the Arcturus Star back and so the best I could do was the one up now. Maybe if I find another one with Arcturus in the pic, I'll re-post. The Heavens do proclaim His Glory! 8)
My son is 13 and he likes riding his scrambler more than watching insects! :D
Blessings
Arc
Kat:
Oh my Prudence, I just related the hummingbird pics you posted to Stacy's avatar without even thinking. ::) But now I've got it straight now.
That is an eastern bluebird on my avatar, the bright plumage would indicate a male. He seems to be a rather curious fellow, just like me. I have a birdhouse in my yard that they will sometimes nest in. I do love the our feathered friends. A few months ago I got chickens :D I am enjoying them very much.
Kat
This is 3 of the 6 I have.
Dennis Vogel:
I love them. But it takes three dozen to make a meal.
jingle52:
Arc,
looking forward to that starry avatar! My grandson still has to learn to ride a bike, it's been getting small for him as he was more interested in the scooter wheeler! ha ha
Kat,
I love birds too and love listening to their chirping under our roof and other ones calling from the trees there are many swallows who fly around in our section of Milan when feeding and also in our courtyard. Wish I still lived in a house with my own private garden, then I'd also have a feeder for birds. Had chickens and rabbits in Malawi and used to sell them to the locals.
Astropho,
gosh they are tiny aren't they ha ha.They reminded me of the black faced monkey we bought from the locals, he was still blue as his mother had been killed, he was so helpless, we fed and looked after him till he grew big enough to put him with the other adult monkey we already had, his name was Cirillo.
God's Blessings
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