It didn't take long. I knew they'd been around quite a bit in the past few days. The feeder, which had been filled only this past Thursday, was nearly empty again. They swoop in for a quick drink and are gone again, like lightening with wings. We have a regular, who sits perched on a nearby tree, always waiting and watching for any others that try to invade his territory. When another comes by for a taste, he cackles his disapproval and buzzes the unwanted visitor away from his precious nectar. He reminds us of a Sargent on patrol..."Sarg" is the one with the red cheeks...the little green guy is another frequent visitor.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
"Sarg" in flight
It didn't take long. I knew they'd been around quite a bit in the past few days. The feeder, which had been filled only this past Thursday, was nearly empty again. They swoop in for a quick drink and are gone again, like lightening with wings. We have a regular, who sits perched on a nearby tree, always waiting and watching for any others that try to invade his territory. When another comes by for a taste, he cackles his disapproval and buzzes the unwanted visitor away from his precious nectar. He reminds us of a Sargent on patrol..."Sarg" is the one with the red cheeks...the little green guy is another frequent visitor.
WOW!!! How did you get those shots? You are amazing! Just great!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the post about the tall ships - we wanted to go, but haven't made it yet. Hope they're not leaving tonight!!!
Great photos! What adorable visitor!
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Ok seriously, youre a great photographer! Those pictures are fantastic! I really like how you have named them!!!!! Thats it though! I have to get another camera!
ReplyDeleteSue you are amazing. You have a gift!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics! Esp. the last one...perfect!
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