Hi Everybody!!
Welcome to the 'speed' review of the Fall Hummingbird Migration. I am sharing highlights of each day the birds were here. You are welcome to visit the complete photostudies in the albums linked on each post. Today we are viewing pics from September 4. Most people do not get to see these birds, so I try to give you a bird's eye view! My location in Texas is on the central migration path. Texas also has more species of birds (around 600) than any other state in North America. It's a great place for birds and birding. For me growing up in the Gulf Coast region, birds were plentiful. Anyway, I must admit, I have never seen hummingbirds gather in these numbers. Enjoy!!
Link to Photo Album in G+:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/117645114459863049265/albums/6070876569681434977
Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird
juvenile male with a few red spots
Adult Male Ruby Throat
Female (Elisabeth) with hobeybee
Male and Female
These birds enjoyed my homemade bird shower as perches.
...this is brendasue signing off from Rainbow Creek. See you next time!
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