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Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - OWC Jamie - 06-10-2015
If you can snag that nest when it is done being used, check it out. They are even softer than they look.
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - space-time - 06-10-2015
Ombligo wrote:
There better be baby pictures forthcoming...
yeah, I would love to see some pictures. I wonder how small they are? heck, the parents are almost too small to see sometimes. The babies must be like bees I guess, based on the egg dimensions mentioned above.
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - DP - 06-10-2015
I'm planning to document it as best I can without disrupting the process. I read it'll be a total of five to six weeks from laying the eggs till any offspring leave the nest.
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - space-time - 06-10-2015
we need a web cam, like those eagle cam in PA or owl cam in GA.
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - tenders - 06-10-2015
That is super cool, had never seen this before. Finally, a productive use for spiderwebs!
I mean, for non-spiders.
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - A-Polly - 06-10-2015
Wow, that is so cool! I will be very excited to see the baby pictures.
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Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - Pam - 06-10-2015
You are so lucky!!!
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - DP - 06-10-2015
Pam wrote:
You are so lucky!!!
Yes I am!
Re: Nesting hummingbird in better light - jesse - 06-10-2015
Very cool!