migration observation
migration observation
Although our focus is now on waterfowl, during the month of October I enjoy the hummingbird migration. This year, bucking a nine year trend, we didnt have a single hummingbird visit our feeders. I wonder if this is any kind of sign for the fall duck flight. Any thoughts?
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Re: migration observation
We had a pile as usual, I don't think it has a correlation to ducks
Re: migration observation
We had an average hummingbird migration. This year we planted a rather large (4x12) patch of pineapple sage. That stuff grows quick and is crazy beautiful, the birds were going nuts.
Them ducks is wary. We now resume our regularly scheduled forum melee in progress.
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Re: migration observation
What's the limit on them? I love a humming bird tounge sammich. Takes so darn many to make one though!
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Re: migration observation
Hey, I use my binoculars and check for bands while they're at the feeders.
Them ducks is wary. We now resume our regularly scheduled forum melee in progress.
Re: migration observation
Booger, every spring they band all types of birds, includin hummingbirds at Ft Morgan and Dauphin Island. It amazes me that a hummingbird can cross the gulf. It is also a pretty cool sight being 80 miles offshore fishing and see a flight of bluewings 10' of the surface in mirgration.
Re: migration observation
Seen some migrators in the Ross b vincinty
Big northerner pushed'em some down
This week
Big northerner pushed'em some down
This week
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