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Shots from August 2010
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adult male Ruby-throat |
more acrobatics in the blue |
Mina Lobata aka Spanish Flag |
love my Mockers |
the smaller the feeder, the more they use it |
don't see many Monarchs in my yard |
feeder landing |
hummer in the blue salvia |
immature male Ruby-Throated hummingbird on Turk's Cap |
Juvenile Cooper's Hawk out in the back 40 |
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly
on Pentas |
feeder fight! |
immature Ruby-throated hummingbird on feeder with adult male coming in |
Bouvardia ternifolia aka Firecrackerbush |
taking a break |
check out the little feathers where his wings attach to body...thus the helicopter-like wing movement |
Brazilian Blue Salvia |
Turk's Cap
(Malvaviscus arboreus var. Drummondii) |
going for something...? |
Pentas |
Abutilon |
nectaring on
Turk's Cap (Malvaviscus arboreus var. Drummondii) |
hummer 'lookout' ~ the tomato cage |
immature male Ruby-throated hummingbird |
immature male Ruby-throated hummingbird |
check out the tip of his tongue sticking out and there's a spider web going from his beak to his throat |
adult male Ruby-throated hummingbird |
immature male Ruby-throated hummingbird |
immature male Ruby-throated hummingbird |
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About Us
New to gardening in 2007, our garden is located in zone 7b in the upstate of South Carolina.
Our hummingbirds are Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds
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Side Benefits :)
This about sums it up for me!
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