It’s amazing how something so tiny could be so fast!
This is a 2015 hummingbird but looks much like the one that arrived yesterday.
My first hummingbird of 2016 arrived around 6:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. He’s a fat little male and so beautiful! He was too quick to get pictures but they have arrived!! I hope you have a very blessed 2016 spring!
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I love hummingbirds!! I put 5 feeders in one of our trees just to see a few at a time as they are surely quick like you said!!
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Let us know how many you have this year!
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Gosh, lucky you! It’s so cold here I haven’t even thought about food. I guess that will be a goal to do this week.
Linda
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We started warming up this week and ours always show up around the middle of April. We need rain so desperately.
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