Akitaslvr
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Rufous Hummingbird
I have my first Rufous Hummingbird for this season as of the 18th of July. The hummingbirds are crazy right now. I have Rufous, Black-chinned and
Broad-tailed, and am still waiting for the Calliopes and Anna's that usually show up this time of year. When I get a minute I'll take come pictures
and post them.
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gbotello
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Wow! Still 0 hummingbirds in my yard in Boulder Pointe.
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Zack Zdinak
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Me too, Akitaslvr . My first Rufous yard sighting, a brilliant male, came only the day before here on West Birch Ave (Flagstaff Townsite). He was
quickly chased off by one of my two resident Broad-tailed Hummers. Definitely no crowds by any records.
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Akitaslvr
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The hummers are crazy here! I was off today and got a few pictures. I have one that is tailess and I think is a young Black-chinned. Hopefully someone
can help me out with him. The first three pictures are of him. Enjoy! - Pam
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Mark Stevenson
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Although a bit blue on my monitor, I think the colored feathers coming in on the throat of the tail-less one do indicate Black-chinned.
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Akitaslvr
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The coloring also looked very blue in my pictures, but I figured it was probably a black-chinned.
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at last a hummingbird
Since Mon 7/26 a Broad-tailed & a Rufous Hummingbird have been at my feeder a few times a day. After 2 months without hummers this sounds like
success!
Elaine
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Gobs of hummers are around Elden Spring right now - juvenile rufous have arrived in force in the last few days.
Jason
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gbotello
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I have been out of town for the last week and a half.
Upon my return yesterday, I am pleased to report that my yard is being invaded by Rufous & Broadtailed Hummingbirds...it's about time!
Gary
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