[TN-Bird] Ruby-throats

  • From: Viclcsw@xxxxxxx
  • To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2011 13:44:38 -0400 (EDT)

No, not in my yard.  But I picked up this post from the Alabama  listserv 
and felt excitement.  They are close!
 
Date:  Sun, 20 Mar 2011 06:42:01 EDT
Albirders Yesterday we had our first TWO adult male Ruby-throated 
Hummingbirds  
 detected at our feeders. Statistically one of these will be an already 
banded 
 
 resident male that will spend the summer chasing girl hummers in our  yard.
  
 Yellow Jasmine and Red Buckeye are now opening and full of tiny bugs.   
The 
 buckeyes are 10 feet tall and the blooms are full of nectar.  The  timing 
 is astonishing!  It is the little stuff that happens around us every  day 
 that blows my mind!   Martha's Salvia Guaranitica garden has  and 
estimated 
 1000 plus plants that are now 5-6 inches tall.  If the  AT $#^%*  deer 
don't get 
 'em, they will be spectacular again this year.
  
 I found another Yellow Warbler and a Louisiana Waterthrush near our pond  
 yesterday.
  
 What a fun time to be alive and anxiously awaiting daylight.  Life is  fun 
 filled and fine!
  
 Be well guys and bless all.
  
 Bob and Martha Sargent
 Clay, Alabama
 

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