[va-bird] Re: D.C. Hummingbird a good bet
- From: canyon.eagle@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2003 16:41:20 -0500
Howdy Laura and VAbirders!
>I could once again clearly hear the hummer before I could see her.
>She was perched near the top of the Silver Bell tree which now holds the
>hummingbird feeder, and she was as vocal as I've ever heard. She kept up
>an almost continuous series of rapid-fire, high-pitched squeaks for
>between 5 and 10 minutes. Even while drinking from the feeder, she was
>squeaking between sips! For anyone familiar with hummingbirds, the sound
>is unmistakable.
> Laura Farron
If she is getting more vocal one possibility might be that there is another
hum nearby. A hum's least favorite creature on Earth just might well be
another hum. So if I hear a hum fussing and cussing, I start looking for
another hum.
Just a thought,
Lori Markoff
Vienna
Fairfax County
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