Hummingbird at Feeder Silhouette — Image by kenne
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Hummingbird at Feeder Silhouette 2 comments
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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Hummingbird Feeder Art — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Sometimes you hear them
Their humming sound makes us look
Making eye contact.
— kenne
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Hummingbird Art by kenne
“Only from the heart can you touch the sky.”
— Rumi
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Three Stages Of Hummingbird Feeding 2 comments
Hummingbird Feeder Art by kenne
I’ve been watching the pattern hummingbirds seen to follow coming to the feeder on our patio, especially
when I’m on the patio. I divided it into three stages, and I created a short video of those stages.
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This Gila Woodpecker Thinks He’s A Hummingbird — Image by kenne
Gila woodpeckers have been coming to the hummingbird feeder for several weeks now, and when I see him, I frighten him away.
This morning I decided to get a photo. This is because woodpeckers are so adept at holding on to most anything.
They can do this because of two front and two back toes (zygodactyl toes). This clever foot formation,
which can look like an X or a K, allows birds to grip things more efficiently. Add the fact that the tongues of woodpeckers
can extend as much as 2 inches past the tips of their bills, and they like sweet things, such as fruit.
Conclusion: this feeder is as much a woodpecker feeder as a hummingbird feeder.
— kenne
Gila Woodpecker On A Saguaro — Image by kenne
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Broad-billed Hummingbird 2 comments
Broad-billed hummingbird just off the patio in the bushes, preparing to go to the feeder on the patio — mission accomplished! — Images by kenne
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Hummingbird Flying By 2 comments
Hummingbird — Image by kenne
Time passes too fast.
Like a hummingbird flying by,
it’s just a blur to my eyes.
— Amanda Leigh
