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Just beautiful thank you!!!!

Caught a glimpse of it flying to the oak trees across the way from my back patio at around 7:15/7:30pm Friday, and then it started hooting, so I was able to locate it

Amazing. Being in the right place at the right time makes all the difference. Charles Vincent McDonald Event & Headshot Photographer Greater Sacramento Metro Area 916.837.3361

YUMMY!!!

We saw this Bald Eagle yesterday just east of William Pond along the American River. We had seen one near here 5+ years ago, but not since. Looks like he/she was going to have a nice breakfast of

Spring has finally arrived. I've been waiting for all the wonderful baby pictures I knew would arrive. Thank you for making my day.

Charming! Bess L. Hadley

Intense coziness--beautiful!

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Thanks, Cliff! It’s the first one we’ve ever seen in our yard ! Sure hope it won’t be the last!

Thanks, Cliff. I've actually never seen a rufous hummingbird either, but I hear they're around. Judith ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2021 7:27 PM To:

This is a Rufous Hummingbird. Many Rufous males have at least some green feathers on the back. Allen's would have a much more extensive green back and we'd need a great look at the tail feathers to

Thanks to all for your comments! We’re pretty sure it’s a Rufous but the more I look at the photos, I’m not entirely sure if the bird at the feeder is the same bird that was sitting on the

This picture is of an Allen's hummer, from the Cornell All About Birds website. According to that site, Allen's hummers migrate through the central valley, so they could definitely be here now. I

It probably is a Rufous, altho the wet face does turn what should be red face & throat feathers rather black. LOL. How adorable a picture! But he has the rufous back and sides & no other hummer

Good Morning, Di, Although I've never seen a hummingbird like that, it's quite an attractive one and once again, kudos to Morris on his outstanding photographic abilities! Ray

I can't offer an informed opinion on specific ID, but am purely charmed by this little guy's enjoyment of your fountain, Di and Morris. If that's the same fellow at the feeder that is at the

This little fellow has been hanging around the last couple mornings. In the first two photos, he was taking a bath in our fountain just before sunrise. And in the third photo, taken the following

Great article and video..! Thank you