7-11 Juvi RT Hummingbird

CDMOOSE wrote in post #17029453
Very nice, Ted. Its always interesting to observe the ebb and flow with certain species; some years they're here and some years they aren't.
Al

Seven years under my belt Al. Another 7 and I may have a better reply for ya. Thank for the reply.

Ted

Lester Wareham wrote in post #17026954
Beautiful shots Ted, has to be worth the wait.

Thanks Les!

Ted

Very nice, ted. Have the same situation as Carol except I'm not lacking for visits, 90% female, tho. But all are to the feeders. I have way more flowers in bloom this year than ever before for just his purpose(been more diligent w/ the fertilizer) including the Blue-black Salvia, but if I let the feeders go empty, they disappear!?! Even watched a hummer scan my mums today and they won't even begin to have blooms until well into Sept. Confusing! Oh, well.

Lester Wareham wrote in post #17026954
Beautiful shots Ted, has to be worth the wait.

bigjohninva wrote in post #17026965
Great shots. They have been slow in va also.

Grizz wrote in post #17026969
Beautiful shots Ted. Love the color of that flower too!

Oldjackssparrows wrote in post #17027465
Those are beauties Ted. Same thing here, they just showed up the other day here, excellent shots you have.

2n10 wrote in post #17027617
Beautiful job Ted.

Peter2516 wrote in post #17028272
Great shots Ted. Beautiful.

Thank you for your comments.

Ted

LV Moose wrote in post #17028707
Gorgeous. Love the color of the flowers.


Not the first time I've heard that. Wonder what's going on. Climate changes?

Pondrader wrote in post #17028939
Very nice Ted, It does seem that everything is a little out of sorts this year, I know that winter lasted so long here everything is just a little behind, but I'm hoping for a fantastic fall, some buddy owes us that I think.

SJC from VT wrote in post #17029149
Looks like you are making up for lost time rather quickly. Very pretty set. Like others, my numbers are down as well. No squabbling going on over territory.

CDMOOSE wrote in post #17029453
Very nice, Ted. Its always interesting to observe the ebb and flow with certain species; some years they're here and some years they aren't.
Al

ardeekay wrote in post #17029891
Very nice, ted. Have the same situation as Carol except I'm not lacking for visits, 90% female, tho. But all are to the feeders. I have way more flowers in bloom this year than ever before for just his purpose(been more diligent w/ the fertilizer) including the Blue-black Salvia, but if I let the feeders go empty, they disappear!?! Even watched a hummer scan my mums today and they won't even begin to have blooms until well into Sept. Confusing! Oh, well.

Moose, Jeff, Sandy, Al and Rog....thanks for your comments.

Ted

Hummers seem few and far between here, too (In Ohio). Great shots Ted.

outofbounds wrote in post #17032010
Hummers seem few and far between here, too (In Ohio). Great shots Ted.

Thanks R. Lee

Ted

Glad you got the chance to bring us these 2 beauties Ted, but Holy Moly....761?
I got a good chuckle out of the 2nd image because if I didn't know better I'd say that one was trying to cheat by perching on the Salvia like some of mine do

CamFan01 wrote in post #17036507
Glad you got the chance to bring us these 2 beauties Ted, but Holy Moly....761?
I got a good chuckle out of the 2nd image because if I didn't know better I'd say that one was trying to cheat by perching on the Salvia like some of mine do

Mike, thank you very much 761 was the best 41-minutes ever shooting hummers.

TED