We have them up here, but they are rarely ever seen. It was brownish.
I see them every spring and fall. My wife and I have feeders hanging around our yard and porch, so we often just sit and watch them feed. They can be very territorial too, as one will chase another away if one is feeding and the second one approaches the same feeder.
One little tidbit about Hummers is, they are the only bird that can fly backwards. And they are just so cute and amazing to watch.
We do enjoy the hummingbirds and cardinals the best around the yard.
One little tidbit about Hummers is, they are the only bird that can fly backwards. And they are just so cute and amazing to watch.
We do enjoy the hummingbirds and cardinals the best around the yard.
I see at least 40/day...ours are green & red...some are green & purple.♥ I actually saw one albino hummer last year.♥
We gave my Mom a hummingbird feeder to enjoy at her apartment. We moved it outside her window, when she went into the nursing home. We saw many hummingbirds, and as I recall, they were somewhat multicolored. I guess it depended on whether it was a male or female. We were all very surprised at the number we saw.
My parents have a couple of feeders in their covered back patio.
A couple of years ago, some hummingbirds built a nest on a wind chime
that hangs near the feeders. We saw them raise a couple of
clutches (I just looked it up and that's what you call a nest of baby
birds) from eggs till when they fledged and flew away. Each time
there were two eggs, about the size of a jelly bean. Now there
are two other nests built on other wind chimes near the side and front
of the house.
The hummingbirds are brownish with a little green iridescence and red
throats. At certain times of the year there have been smaller
brown hummingbirds. As drrogers said they are territorial and
will chase each other away from the feeders.
A couple of years ago, some hummingbirds built a nest on a wind chime
that hangs near the feeders. We saw them raise a couple of
clutches (I just looked it up and that's what you call a nest of baby
birds) from eggs till when they fledged and flew away. Each time
there were two eggs, about the size of a jelly bean. Now there
are two other nests built on other wind chimes near the side and front
of the house.
The hummingbirds are brownish with a little green iridescence and red
throats. At certain times of the year there have been smaller
brown hummingbirds. As drrogers said they are territorial and
will chase each other away from the feeders.
I see them very frequently. They are so cute and pretty!
By the hundreds at my uncle's feeders.
We see a lot of the green and red here. They visit about three flower gardens here in my neighborhood!
We see them all the time in the spring..we have several pretty hummingbird feeders hanging from our patio. There are some very colorful ones that pay regular visits!
Hi, rossignol, I hope this works. My niece forwarded this hyperlink to me last fall. I just clicked on it, and it worked for me still. Awesome hummer shots! Yes, I feed hummingbirds, but I've never seen them like this! I want that camera!
Funny you should ask as one was hovering just outside my picture window today looking in. Durn little peeping tom!
Yes, I have. They are lovely and nice birds.
Yes , a small blue one with a curved beak