365 Days Numba Five

Posted on February 5, 2022 by Mokihana

February 1st

Daily hummingbird
Junk photo of a Downey Woodpecker coming out of the suet feeder.
Hairy Woodpecker

February 2nd

Daily hummingbird.
Junco on da rail.
Fabulous barn in Damascus!

February 3rd

Daily hummingbird.

When I started the Daily Hummingbird, I had no idea that I’d be able to get such a variety of photos!

Daily hummingbird 2.
We have no heat except for the woodstove, and the kitties found it after being cold for a week.
Interesting clouds today in Sandy.
Heavenly Daphne getting ready to bloom!
Feeling quite pleased with myself! Hawaiian ʻōlelo version of Wordle.

February 4th (Hummingbird wars)

Hummer 1 defending his feeder
He backs off a bit.
Hummingbird 2 comes too close and gets chased off.
They were moving so fast I couldn’t get non-blurry photos.
Scrap to da max!
Hummingbird 2 vanquished for the time being.
Uh-oh. Get pilikia!
Will he share? It’s not like there isn’t another feeder to the right.
Chance ‘um!
They never did resolve their differences.
The Bushtits, however, are good at sharing the suet.
Lovely sky at sunset.

February 5th

Daily hummingbird.
Hummingbird feeties!
Is he looking towards or away from me?
I’m loving the texture in this yarn!
Kitties in front of the woodstove.

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6 Responses to 365 Days Numba Five

  1. AFK says:
    February 5, 2022 at 5:35 pm

    Love da hummingbird drama! There are at least three in our `hood that squabble over our feeder. Luckily there are at least three other neighbors who have feeders too. And I always love kitty photos. Thanks for sharing! And imua!

    Reply
    • Mokihana says:
      February 5, 2022 at 8:02 pm

      Mahalo, my friend. I’m so glad you two have a feeder up! I have three feeders around the house and they still scrap. I’m always happy to share kitty photos!

      Reply
  2. maryinnz says:
    February 5, 2022 at 10:15 pm

    Love the daily hummingbirds! We have some lovely birds but nothing like those delightful creatures.

    Reply
  3. Michelle says:
    February 5, 2022 at 10:35 pm

    Your daphne is further along than ours. Love their scent!

    Reply

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