The Feeder Feed: Hummingbird Edition

10 Responses to The Feeder Feed: Hummingbird Edition

1. wanda says:

   9 June 2011 at 8:24 pm

   Love these pictures of your little sparklers. The Mr.’s red-throat looks like its glowing. They must like what you are serving. I recently watched one of them on your birdy-cam and she stayed at the feeder for at least a minute, almost 2. She drank and drank and looked about and drank some more and just hung out. I’m glad you have lots of them. I’ve been keeping an eye out, even with feeder ready, I haven’t seen any coming by. I did see one or 2 zip by, but they haven’t been visiting my feeder with the same regularity as in years past. Thanks for posting the Hummerz.
2. Maltese says:

   9 June 2011 at 8:30 pm

   Awesome pics! Next to Eagles and Falcons Humming Birds are by far my favs! The amount of nectar they require just to keep operating is astounding; plus, they are so graceful and adroit in space! They’re almost bug-like in their quickness, but clearly a bird!

   I fought a wildfire ten years ago, and the humming bird feeders were teeming, despite us being there; they were thirsting, big-time. They are graceful, unbelievably quick, and alert little fellows!
3. sherrybella says:

   9 June 2011 at 9:15 pm

   These pics are beautiful. Please send the link to your bird cam. I would so much enjoy watching them. Thank you.
4. guans says:

   10 June 2011 at 12:47 am

   from the internet:
   allow the beauty of God’s creation stir your imagination and capture your heart On those occasions, let your eyes prayferfully process the images God has placed before you. Be still! Gaze upon the work of His Hands! Be filled with awe, amazement and gratitude!

   This guy found a baby hummingbird after it was attacked, and he nursed it
   back to health until it decided to stay and be his pet
   http://www.wimp.com/babyhummingbird
5. davidbusher says:

   10 June 2011 at 3:21 am

   None of the pictures on this site ever work for me… Is there a trick to seeing them?
6. semperficatholic says:

   10 June 2011 at 8:57 am

   I was blessed to have a Purple Throated Woodstar visit my feeder. I have never seen one around here in North Texas. He is fast and hits that feeder quick. I hope to get a picture of him one day.
7. Patti Day says:

   10 June 2011 at 9:25 am

   Father, We counted five last evening at our two feeders in front of the house. I have them set up where we can see them without going outside. It was 96 here yesterday.
8. irishgirl says:

   10 June 2011 at 9:37 am

   I call hummingbirds the ‘jewels’ of the birdie world!
   They’re such fast little things-you have to look real quick!
   Really like the closeup picture, Father Z!
   Wow, Maltese-what a comparison! Hummingbirds, eagles and falcons! From the little to the big!
9. Jim Dorchak says:

   10 June 2011 at 10:28 am

   These are just beautiful pictures.

   Jim Dorchak
10. Dr. Eric says:

    10 June 2011 at 1:49 pm

    I love humming birds. Unfortunately due to the orientation of our house and the woods in the back there is no place to put a feeder.