My World Tuesday = Four Hummingbirds In Our Yard
We have counted at least four hummingbirds flying around our backyard at the same time. You think hummingbirds are sweet and innocent. Well these four guys (gals?) are fighters. They chase each other away from the feeder. Why they do this Jack and I can't figure out. Especially since we have five feeders in our yard. Why can't they share and play nice? Tomorrow I'll post some videos I took of their fights.
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We have counted at least four hummingbirds flying around our backyard at the same time. You think hummingbirds are sweet and innocent. Well these four guys (gals?) are fighters. They chase each other away from the feeder. Why they do this Jack and I can't figure out. Especially since we have five feeders in our yard. Why can't they share and play nice? Tomorrow I'll post some videos I took of their fights.
Now please go visit other My World Tuesday memes and find out what's happening around our world.
http://showyourworld.blogspot.com/
8 comments:
I do love hummingbirds! Such lovely photos! You have a beautiful world! Thanks for sharing! Enjoy your week1
Sylvia
Joann: I have seen that territorial action often among Hummers.
They are some hungry birds who know where the living is fine! These are just great. Thanks for sharing the small and the mighty.
That's just the way it is with humming birds. The rufous is the most ferocious of all. Ours have at last come back since the sun has come out as per normal after weeks and weeks of cloudy gloomy weather. I usually keep a close eye on the hummers if I'm near their feeder.
these hummingbirds love your bird-feeders.:p wonderful photos.
Lucky you. On our continent there are no hummingbirds, just a little honeyeater that sometimes hovers.
Fantastic shots of these delightful little birds. Thanks Joann.
How lucky you are to have 4 hummingbirds. We have one...maybe two. I LOVE to see them come to the feeder of to my gardens. :)
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