WELCOME FRIENDS!!

WELCOME  FRIENDS!!
HUMMINGBIRD MIGRATION 2014

Saturday, November 8, 2014

COME IN OUT OF THE COLD POLAR VORTEX AND WATCH THE HUMMINGBIRD REVIEW OF SEPTEMBER 8B!



Hi Everybody!!
I see on the news what is happening up North today with a frigid kick off of winter, that some of you may want to move to Texas for other reasons than year round bird watching! Be careful in all that snow coming down the Polar Vortex! Find some place cozy and warm, turn on Google and come to my Blog to see hummers on parade in today's photostudy continuation of September 8 Hummingbird Migration Review. You are also welcome to visit my albums in G+ or Picasa, where I have several years of migration photos. All of my sites are free and ad free by my choice. Remember in life that some things are not about money. Now see if you can find the hummer in the photo below! Enjoy!

Can you see him? He is the size of your thumb!



Here he is sleeping in the sun!


Peek a boo     We see you!


He flashes his ruby gorget.














Motion creations by Awesome Auto


Link to G+ Photo Album:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/117645114459863049265/albums/6071258247388042337





juvenile male


breeder male


Female and male








knocking one off the perch!


Elvis- The most handsome Ruby-throated hummingbird!











avoiding the bee!  (another white head)








Elisabeth



...this is brendasue signing off from Rainbow Creek.  See you next time!


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Friday, November 7, 2014

SUNSHINE ON THEIR WINGS MAKES ME HAPPY! THE HUMMINGBIRD MIGRATION REVIEW-SEPTEMBER 8 MORNING


Hi Everybody!!
Welcome to the sunny summer morning of September 8 at Kates Cabin. Some days are just better days for outdoor shooting and this day is going to be great! The camera records light. However, in addition to light, other things affect the digital point and shoot cameras to include temperature, particulates and high humidity. I am an amateur photographer with lots of practice! You can see from day to day, how things change in the photos at different times. When the hummers arrived, it was 100 degrees every long day. When they left on a shorter day, it was on the cold North wind they hitched a ride south. They were here for 2 months. I tried to catch as many moments as possible to share with you.  Enjoy!  


Link to G+ Album:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/117645114459863049265/albums/6071255814207024785





























































































...this is brendasue signing off from Rainbow Creek.  See you next time!

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