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November 2, 2009

Big bloom after lots of rain in 1993

May 10, 2009

We have a Red Tail Hawk nest on our property. This year they hatched

3 eggs. This one just learned to fly yesterday.

April 7, 2009

Thanks Gail

These Jays are in California. They are quite common here. Regards Jeri

April 6, 2009

Feeder Visitor

March 26, 2009

Eating Seed from feeder

March 18, 2009

Bird feeder visitors

July 8, 2008

This agave plant took 15 years to bloom. The stalk is about15 feet tall.

January 7, 2008

Our Pond Flower

November 27, 2007

Terrific shot Greg. These mountains are very difficult to capture. The stark details of the mountains are usually washed out. The foreground is a little dark on my monitor but the desert bushes and the wash lead your eye into the shot. Well done.

Regards Jeri

July 2, 2007

It's Hot!

January 4, 2007

Winter fun.

October 5, 2006

Yes, I guess the boys must grow up to display their full beauty. It is fun to watch the changes in the young hummers to see what their true colors will be.

Keep shooting and sharing. Jeri

October 3, 2006

It is definitely a male. Females never have the bright feathers under their chin no matter what type of hummer. The males are the pretty ones. This is typical of bird species. We have at least thirty or fourty hummers at our feeders at one time. You have a lot of patience to capture them in interesting poses. Regards: Jeri