Whenever clothed people from the area stop by, my Hummingbirds are still here, but much more careful. So much so, that is hard for them to get a good picture.
Maybe the coloring of clothes or something scares them.
Ron
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MoNatureMan wrote:I am nude when on the porch of my farm as much as possible and my Hummingbirds are not afraid of me..... Whenever clothed people from the area stop by, my Hummingbirds are still here, but much more careful. So much so, that is hard for them to get a good picture. .....
We feed the humming birds too, but every so often we get a bully or two who wants all that sugar for him/her-self an unsociable sort that tries to run off others even though there are 6 or more outlets on the feeder and only the two of them.
MoNatureMan wrote:My hummingbirds have inspired me to make another video.
On Youtube I call it 'My Hummingbirds'.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=addnuWGCMBU
And on Godtube I call it 'Hummingbirds and God'.
http://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=0MBFMCNU
It is less then 3 min long and shows a movie of my birds and talks about them as part of God's great creation.
I think this video is just another way to help spread the truth of a great Creator God.
In Him
Ron
New_Adventurer wrote:On numerous occasions I have been sitting motionless in my hot tub with still water and a humming bird flying between our trees and garden plants has grazed my hair. Interesting sound, a short low-pitch hum for maybe a half second with a definite Doppler shift, almost like a chirp. Years ago I was walking across the lawn at my naturist club and a big crow slowly flew over with its wings making a whoosh-whoosh-whoosh sound. The joys of nature.
Yesterday morning a opossum went walking across the fence top from one neighbor to the other neighbor and continued onto a third neighbor until it was out of sight. I have also been ignored by the squirrels, cats, doves, sea gulls, ducks, and geese.
Maverick wrote:I took the dog out yesterday and witnessed nature's version of air combat: a hawk vs three crows. First it was just Big Hawk vs. Little Crow, but Little Crow's two wingmen came in out of nowhere and flanked Big Hawk. They went at it for a minute or so until BIg Hawk bugged out, and the three crows disengaged.I get the feeling that Big Hawk was the aggressor in this case by invading the crows' territory.
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