A few nice birds pictures images I found:
Sandhill Cranes
Image by Florida Bird Pictures
Young Black Skimmer – Are You Looking At Me
Image by Florida Bird Pictures
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A few nice birds pictures images I found:
Sandhill Cranes
Image by Florida Bird Pictures
Young Black Skimmer – Are You Looking At Me
Image by Florida Bird Pictures
Check out these hummingbirds images:
Hummingbird Pendant
Image by ungard
Hummingbird Pendant
Question by Alice cullen <3: Can you recommend some movies for me?
I like stuff from the 70s and 80s. something along the lines of
The Blue lagoon
Endless love
The man in the moon
The Thorn birds
or something like:
The Outsiders
(but please don’t recommend anything with any of the cast from that movie in it, cause ive seen them all hehe)
Thanks a bunch in advance!
Best answer:
Answer by Spydr
The Final Countdown
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Question by Roxxi Li: If I live in west Texas, when does hummingbird season start and end each year?
I want to buy a hummingbird feeder and swing for my balcony and would like to know when I can expect to see hummingbirds here in west Texas. Thank you!
Best answer:
Answer by shooter1
When I lived in SW Oklahoma (2010) I saw the first hummingbird in late April. They were probably there before then but I didn’t see them. In Texas I would expect them to show up at least a week or so earlier than that. Start putting out feeders and keeping them filled with fresh nectar in mid-to-late March. It may take them a while to find your feeders. When I started mine in NW Florida they didn’t start using it until June or July the first year. Now they start using it in March or April and feed until September or October. This year they fed until early November but I haven’t seen one in a couple of weeks now.
Good luck and enjoy!
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