One of the great things about visiting Colorado this summer was getting to see birds that I would not normally see at home.
These Broad-tailed hummers are western birds, and while a few are found each year in the South, they are very rare. Plus when they are found, the wing feather that causes this wonderful whistle is worn down, so we don't get the show!
Listen to the wing whistle!
See the pretty ladies
You know that's not a Ruby-throat..it's magenta!
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Links
- My website: SeeJaneBird.com
- Kids Who Bird - bird club in BR,LA
- Baton Rouge Audubon Society
- 10,000 birds Blog Site
- Birdchick.com
- Born Again Bird Watcher
- Hasty Brook Birding Blog
- Hawk Owl's Nest Birding Blog
- Bill of the Birds
- Jeff Gyr
- Lake Life
- Birders on the Border
- Leica Bird Blog
- Somewhere in NJ
- Susan Goes Native
- WildBird on the Fly
- Cornell Lab of Ornithology
- Bird Cinema
- Jane's Garden Blog
- WhatBird.com (great site for bird ID's)
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