I was sitting in the backyard near this hummingbird's favorite flower container when she (a female ruby throated hummingbird) came by.
She made kissing sounds at me - no, it wasn't the buzzing sound her wings make. Rather, it was a quick series of chirps. Maybe it was a greeting, but I don't think so. This hummer does not go to our feeder when I am in the yard.
Instead, she flew to a nearby clothesline.
I slowly lifted my iPhone while she sat there looking at me. To my amazement she let me take her picture.Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.
...they are so fast!
ReplyDeleteThese little guys are always in motion and it's rare for one to sit for its "portrait." Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteGood capture well done
ReplyDeleteHave a hummingtastic week 👍
Lovely photo of the hummer ~ finally found a way to comment on your blog ~ Google is crazy making ~ Lol ~ Xo
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A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
I like your friend! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW and a fine week!
Hi Dan - must be wonderful to have around ... I did see some when I was over on Vancouver Island ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie pie. We feed all the birds here and I agree they are hard to get a shot of. Well done.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥
The only time I've had a female chirp at me, and sit still near me, was when I was too near her nest. I think she was getting after me! It was a July, so maybe yours has a nest?
ReplyDeleteThat is a great capture.
ReplyDeleteCongrats. They don't sit still for long.
ReplyDeleteOne evening while sitting on the sofa watching TV, I happened to look out the living room window. The sunlight bouncing off the wind chime caught my eye and I be darn, there was a hummingbird mid-flight. He/she jitted side to side for a few seconds before zipping off. That was the weirdness thing. I wondered if the sun sparkled chimes attracted him/her? You got a great picture of your kissie hummingbird. :)
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