Anna’s Hummingbird — Image by kenne
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Anna’s Hummingbird 2 comments
tiny green body,
Orinary Miracle Leave a comment
Broadbilled Hummingbird — Image by kenne
You say,
“It’s just another hummingbird day.”
But look—
a small green flame
hovering in the air
like a thought the world is having.
Every morning
the universe practices this trick:
wings faster than worry,
a heart beating like a tiny drum of praise.
Tell me again
what you mean
by ordinary.
— kenne
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Costas Hummingbird Unusual Travels To Tucson 1 comment
Costas Hummingbird Just Off Our Patio — Image by kenne
Costa’s hummingbirds are common in the Tucson desert area this time of year, but not often in Nebraska. This morning, the Arizona Daily Star had front-page lead article: Costa’s hummingbird set free after rescue, road trip. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qjum7TybOGVU6iObzWNUEeSscKyZ0IzTqe2ndFxZN0Q/edit?usp=sharing
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Broad-billed Hummingbird 2 comments
Female Broad-billed Hummingbird at the Patio Feeder — Image by kenne
She arrives without sound,
only the shimmer of green
and the hum of still air.
Beak dips to red bloom,
sipping the sun’s sweet echo
drop by hidden drop.
For a moment, she hangs
between heartbeat and breeze—
then vanishes in a dart.
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Hummingbird at Feeder Silhouette 2 comments
Hummingbird at Feeder Silhouette — Image by kenne
Hummingbird hovers—
a silhouette in still light,
wings whisper at dusk.
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Female Black-chinned Hummingbird Leave a comment
Female Black-chinned Hummingbird — Image by kenne
Feeder swings, she guards—
fierce spark in a velvet blur,
nectar worth the chase.
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A Little Anna’s Hummingbird Leave a comment
A Little Anna’s Hummingbird — Image by kenne
hello little bird
you’re easily not noticed
with your size and speed
— kenne
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Costa’s Hummingbird Attracted to Spikerushes 5 comments
Costa’s Hummingbird Attracted to Spikerushes — Image by kenne
“Hummingbird darts lightly through the world, spreading its message of joy and beauty,
and teaching us to appreciate the wonder and magic of everyday existence.”
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Anna’s Hummingbird 1 comment
Anna’s Hummingbird (Sabina Canyon) — Image by kenne
I fly to the “Flight of the Bumblebee”
I dance to “Shout”
I sing to “The Power of Love”
I live to the “Songs of Life”
I create to “Kind of Blue”
— kenne
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Anna’s Hummingbird 4 comments
Anna’s Hummingbird On Our Patio Feeder — Image by kenne
“Hummingbirds are proof that great things come in small packages.”
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This Gila Woodpecker Thinks She Is A Hummingbird 4 comments
This Gila Woodpecker Thinks She Is A Hummingbird — Images by kenne
Woodpeckers have long tongues and can hang from the feeder containing the nectar, making it easy for them to raid the feeder.
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Broad-billed Hummingbird At Feeder 2 comments
Broad-billed Hummingbird At Feeder — Image by kenne
“Hummingbird darts lightly through the world, spreading its message of joy and beauty,
and teaching us to appreciate the wonder and magic of everyday existence.”
– Unknown
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National Bird Day 1 comment
Costa’s Hummingbird — Image by kenne
National Bird Day
Small in size, often overlooked
Beautiful to watch.
— kenne
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Hummingbird At Patio Feeder Leave a comment
Hummingbird At Patio Feeder — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Hummingbird Feeder Art Leave a comment
Hummingbird Feeder Art — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Sometimes you hear them
Their humming sound makes us look
Making eye contact.
— kenne
