This is pretty with the horses across the road and the sunset and of course the sheep.
I love this shot.
See her in the upper window?
She's over in the left right at the mountain line. It's a male and female pair. I only saw those 2 so far. But there will be more.
Do y'all have hummers yet? Are you ready for them? I found this little hanger at the dollar store and it's just perfect for their feeder. And they can perch on it too.
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Great shots! I stopped putting out nectar before the tulip poplars finish blooming. Without fail, each year I would see a hummer, get excited, and make nectar. Then the poplars would bloom and the nectar would spoil.
I have a tulip poplar (in full bloom) right outside my kitchen window. The past two years, hummingbirds have nested in it. Such sweet little lichen nests. I hope they build here again this year.
I have a daughter loved hummingbirds. She would always make sure the feeder was full!
Kristin, I want a few tulip poplar trees. Bees LOVE them too. I had one just pop up a few years ago in my front border and I was SO excited. One day my husband weed whacked it down. Darn husbands with weed whackers! Mine cuts down everything in his path. I usually have to go out with him and point out things that I'd like to keep alive. I have a poor clematis vine that he gets every time he gets near it. But it keeps coming back.
Sandra, your daughter sounds like such a good nature lover. And a great helper too!
Kris, I'm waiting for my mom's comment abont my dad mowing over the blueberries....and then the roses.
I think my hubby has only managed to take out 2 pampas grasses. Oh, and most a tomato crop one year when he got roundup happy.
It must be a man thing. They cannot be trusted alone with the weed whacker!
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