Sharing for Lens-Artists: Circular and CFFC: Perspectives
“It takes all kinds to make a world go round.” ~ Trent Shelton
© 2024 Copyright — secondwindleisure.com — All Rights Reserved
Discover more from Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
65 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: #Birds A-Round the Neighborhood”
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
You were lucky to get such a great close-up. Like Wayne’s hummingbirds – his pictures always amaze me how they fight to get to the nectar ports, even standing on top of one another. I put out two dish feeders and get one hummingbird – so no fighting as there are four ports in each feeder. 🙂
-
-
-
-
-
-
I do the same. We have four hummingbird feeders, and yeah, I’ll be moving to the music ( partly because I have restless legs syndrome, and also I get eaten by mosquitoes if I stay still for 10 seconds) but it’s cool how those hummers get used to movement, music and whatnot, and especially when they are hungry… we have that in common. Groovy. You got skills. 📸
-
-
-
-
Thank you, John! It takes patience and time to capture these cuties. It was easy to capture them with my lumix in our former Sacramento backyard and also at my dad’s place in the Sierra foothills. They become quite tame around their feeders. Hoping for more shots this year here in WA.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Thank you, Lisa! 🐦
LikeLike
-
-
-
Thank you, Tina! The birds needed to be heard today 😉
LikeLike
-
-
-
-
Thank you, Anne-Christine. I’d heard about that. I took that shot of the kite when we still lived in Northern California. At times we would see 20+ flying around our neighborhood at dusk. I guess it’s too cold for the hummers in Sweden.
LikeLike
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
They are characters. They must be able to winter at your place and in the Seattle area. Too cold and dry for them to stick around here. We only see them mid-April to mid-September here.
LikeLike
-
-
-
-
● About Me
I’m a former university adjunct Professor and retired recreation & parks practitioner living in North-Eastern Washington State near the Idaho border. Second Wind Leisure Perspectives is my blog about living a leisure lifestyle, including photography, friends, fitness, and fun.
Find me on Social Media
Second Wind Leisure Perspectives 
What is YOUR perspective? Please include your name if WP identifies you as “anonymous.