Hummingbirds!

[mon]

I have good news! My drapes were closed but I saw the silhouette of a hummingbird at the feeder. Took it down last night and cleaned it and made some nectar for her. SHE'S BACK NOW So cute! I sneeked out quietly and peeked at her. Her whole neck is red, didn't wanna spook her but I am pretty sure she likes the nectar. Sure hope she comes back. She's about the size of a dragon fly. Very loud little bird. Okay, I sure don't know if it's male or female

[Karen]

So neat! Where do you live? no hummers up here- it's snowing!

[mon]

There's snow here too. Surrey, British Columbia. I'll have to read up on them, I'm pretty sure there are many different kinds of hummingbirds. I know that there are many at a little spot we vacation at called Harrison Hot Springs. They have feeders everywhere and some are rainbow colored. They are amazing little ones.

[mon]

I snuck out to peek at the hummingbird this morning and could see it's got a red colored head and neck, glad the nectar didn't freeze. It's going to freeze eventually, then she'll be hooped. Maybe it's not too late to fly south.

[mon]

Found out that it's an Anna's hummingbird. If the nectar freezes, I should just keep a back-up bottle in the house and replace it. Or stick a hot pocket on the bottom of the bottle I just fed the crows now as, they are eyeballing her intently and not in a good way, seems to me

[phesina]

How nice! Thanks!

Any chance you can get photos?

[mon]

I'll sure try, not that great with a camera I'm afraid. I will try.

[mon]

My husband's good, I'll get him to photograph them.

[phesina]

Oh, that will be really nice!