A few weeks ago, one just flew off as I approached one of my rosebushes -too quickly to even take a pic, if I would have a camera in hand. They are so fast! I love humming birds.
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[image: Florida Scrub-jay]
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3 comments:
A few weeks ago, one just flew off as I approached one of my rosebushes -too quickly to even take a pic, if I would have a camera in hand. They are so fast!
I love humming birds.
Keep the Hummer photo's comming connor. i think they are great little birds!
Jeannette: That happened to me in February. It seems nearly impossible to get a photo of a flying hummer!
Warren: As long as I still keep getting them I'll post the good pictures. Hummers are so cool!
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