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Indignities heaped on Ma Hummer
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Indignities heaped on Ma Hummer

25 Feb Indignities heaped on Ma Hummer

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We have an Anna’s Hummingbird nesting in our Italian Plum outside our bedroom window.  She’s about 3 feet across the tree from where she successfully nested last year. 

This year it’s a string of indignities.  Here she sees a cat walking under the tree.  You can see her gorget is ruffled as she is no doubt wondering if she should give this evil cat the what-for.   (We once saw a Cooper’s Hawk fleeing our yard with an Anna’s about 2 inches behind in hot pursuit.)

 

This morning she got snowed on.  She spent about 10 minutes working hard on her nest—which is made of lichen and spider webs. 

 

But she’s a stoic.  Here she sits brooding, ready for whatever’s coming next.

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