Yes, there was a sage plant that bloomed fushia colored flowers & another plant that had bright flowers were the favorites. I saw the hummingbird grow from being a baby to full grown. It also became very protective of my roommate and I when we would be in the backyard. For example, if the hummingbird was present when we were hanging in the garden area and a bird flew near us or stopped near us the hummingbird would try to attack it to make it fly away. It was really cool and sweet. I hope you don't mind this pic (some people think it's rude to post pictures on other people's post) Here's a picture I took of the hummingbird when it was a baby.
I adore this photo! I love when people share their birding experiences with me! :)
I love their delicate little nests, they're so precious. What a wonderful story! Feel free to share anytime, though I encourage you to make a post and share the link so you can get some more votes for your efforts. :)
I noticed you just joined Steemit. Yes, usually it is seen as spam when you post your links and photos randomly on other people's posts, but I invite you to share any of your birding stories with me anytime.
Yes, there was a sage plant that bloomed fushia colored flowers & another plant that had bright flowers were the favorites. I saw the hummingbird grow from being a baby to full grown. It also became very protective of my roommate and I when we would be in the backyard. For example, if the hummingbird was present when we were hanging in the garden area and a bird flew near us or stopped near us the hummingbird would try to attack it to make it fly away. It was really cool and sweet. I hope you don't mind this pic (some people think it's rude to post pictures on other people's post) Here's a picture I took of the hummingbird when it was a baby.
I adore this photo! I love when people share their birding experiences with me! :)
I love their delicate little nests, they're so precious. What a wonderful story! Feel free to share anytime, though I encourage you to make a post and share the link so you can get some more votes for your efforts. :)
I noticed you just joined Steemit. Yes, usually it is seen as spam when you post your links and photos randomly on other people's posts, but I invite you to share any of your birding stories with me anytime.
Cool, thanks will do.