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Habitat:

on a new farm/homestead - of some very blessed people... Tom and Emily Landman (http://www.facebook.com/n9udl) their home is located in the gorgeous unglaciated farmland area of southwestern Wisconsin - Clyde, Wisconsin. p.s. Regarding location: These birds were photographed in Clyde Wisconsin, but when I searched for "clyde" the location was wrong. therefore, I used a nearby village (lone rock).

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Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Archilochus colubris


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4 Comments

Brian Parsons
Brian Parsons 11 years ago

Definitely a male Ruby-throated Humminbird - depending on the light the colors change. Immature RTH have fledged and they have a whiter breast

Liam
Liam 11 years ago

The Ruby-throated Hummingbird is the only species found in your area. Your birds appear different because you only have a view of the back of the birds.

SandiSawyerr
SandiSawyerr 11 years ago

Hi Mandy: thanks for your suggestion. I did some research, and I don't think it's a ruby-throated, tho I could be wrong. Check out the photos here: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&c...

Seems these birds on this siting have less white, and more green. hmmm. I want to see if anyone else has suggestions. thanks...

Mandy Hollman
Mandy Hollman 11 years ago

I love hummingbirds! Great photos. For location, I think you can click and drag the pin on the google map to get it where you want it.

SandiSawyerr
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SandiSawyerr

Lone Rock, Wisconsin, USA

Spotted on Jun 5, 2012
Submitted on Jun 5, 2012

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