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Calypte anna
A female Anna's Hummingbird that I was fortunate enough to observe nesting.
Spotted on Mar 14, 2011
Submitted on Aug 31, 2011
15 Comments
I would like to invite you to post your spottings of hummingbirds in the new mission for Hummingbirds of the New World:
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/1244...
:-)
I had the fortune to watch a nest of these guys back in San Diego. I"m so glad they have made their way north so I can enjoy them in Oregon year round
Wonderful video!
Absolutely wonderful! Both the pictures and videos were lovely to see. Thanks for sharing!
What i thought was awesome is the fact that we can actually see the LIQUID which she is regurgitating to feed the babies . We can see liquid when she is preening their necks. What fascinates is that she has the capacity to regurgitate to different kinds of fluid. One for feeding and one for preening!
fantastic video its just brilliantly compiles
Fantastic! In fact so much so that male/female/juvenile deserves separate spottings..
Great job!
A great video, loved the music too!
Someone is very lucky to see all that let alone make a video! Thank you for sharing this.
This is absolutely adorable! Such a nice video of the mother hummie taking care of her babies. I wish I would be so lucky to find a nest and monitor it like this. thanks for sharing this with Noah! :-)
Awesome series!
wonderful video! :)
spellbound!
Wow, brilliant. I loved that film!