They are back!
- Thread starter AndyM
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We are very fortunate. Ours winter with us! I was under the RV yesterday and got buzzed by one. If yours visited with us (the other Vancouver) they will be well fed!
jyoutz
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We are pretty lucky as well - the Anna's overwinter with us; Rufous winters south and usually show up end of March. I posted this before so if it looks familiar to some...
Hummingbirds in our yard during the snowfall in December 2022 - YouTube
Edit - had wrong link; this one shows winter!
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When I saw the post "There Back"
I got all excited thinking he ment the
McRib sandwich !!!!!
Lol
Actually I wouldn't touch one.
Beautiful humming birds.
It got to 55* here today our warmest day since fall. Still 12" of snow in the woods here.
I got all excited thinking he ment the
McRib sandwich !!!!!
Lol
Actually I wouldn't touch one.
Beautiful humming birds.
It got to 55* here today our warmest day since fall. Still 12" of snow in the woods here.
It's been kind of a disappointing spring here; lots of stuff that was in full bloom in prior years is doing nothing yet. No doubt Rufous is late for that reason - too much snow / cold on his route north. Go figure...
NCL4701
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I feel your pain. I grew up and spent most of my life in Alberta, much of it northern Alberta. Snow in June is one of the reasons I am here.
Trapper Bob
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Count Kansas in, saw my first tick Saturday, on a roll of toilet paper. He wasn’t fooling me.