Ultradog MN
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Here's a rig for you if you like to get up close to your subjects. Note the hummimgbird on the edge of the feeder.
Not me or mine. Just a photo i found on reddit.
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Here's a rig for you if you like to get up close to your subjects. Note the hummimgbird on the edge of the feeder.
Not me or mine. Just a photo i found on reddit.
DENNIS MIN
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Ultradog,
My misses and I have experienced a few errant hummingbirds that get "stuck" in our garage. I mean the door is open on a normal sunny day. They seem to lose their way when they get inside.
The door is wide open, the lights are off, but twice now, we've caught a hummingbirds using a fish landing net, brought them outside, and see them fly off.
I seem to be getting better at it. Those little birds will cause dizziness while trying to net them.
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My misses and I have experienced a few errant hummingbirds that get "stuck" in our garage. I mean the door is open on a normal sunny day. They seem to lose their way when they get inside.
The door is wide open, the lights are off, but twice now, we've caught a hummingbirds using a fish landing net, brought them outside, and see them fly off.
I seem to be getting better at it. Those little birds will cause dizziness while trying to net them.
D>
After that photo was taken the bird built a nest in the guy's mustash and tried to mate with the bird he seen in the guy's glasses
I'm contant watching them work the flowers on the porch while sitting out there sipping some bourbon. They sometimes get close but not that close
Kirk
I'm contant watching them work the flowers on the porch while sitting out there sipping some bourbon. They sometimes get close but not that close
Kirk
Geo-TH,In
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If I leave garage door open, hummingbirds will see the red pull cord, the cord you pull on to manually open door, and they go crazy over it.
I don't remember what you call a tiny yellow bird. They make a racket and chase after anything yellow. I left the pole barn door open. The yellow bird saw my John Deere Yellow terramite and went nuts over it. I had a heck of a time getting him out of the barn.
Recently I seen eagles eating a dead animal in the field. I counted 2 adults and 3 smaller eagles. The one eagle was huge, like a turkey. Beautiful birds. Glad to see them coming back.
I also have a pair of hooters (owls) in gravel pit. One is huge
I don't remember what you call a tiny yellow bird. They make a racket and chase after anything yellow. I left the pole barn door open. The yellow bird saw my John Deere Yellow terramite and went nuts over it. I had a heck of a time getting him out of the barn.
Recently I seen eagles eating a dead animal in the field. I counted 2 adults and 3 smaller eagles. The one eagle was huge, like a turkey. Beautiful birds. Glad to see them coming back.
I also have a pair of hooters (owls) in gravel pit. One is huge
Brendon Warren
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I can believe it about the yellow. Some kind of bird tore up my new seat on my JD tractor. It left the new black seat on the MF next to it alone.
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