Ruby throated Hummingbird
p.1 #1Ruby throated Hummingbird
I have patiently sat on my front porch for two weeks trying to get this picture. Every time I picked up my camera the hummingbird flew off. My patience paid off today.
Sep 04, 2026 at 07:41 AM
p.1 #2Ruby throated Hummingbird
I can commiserate with you, Tammy, a nice capture. It's been too hot and humid here to sit and wait on my very infrequent visitors this year. I even had a volunteer pumpkin patch with tons of male blossoms
to attract them this year!
Douglas
to attract them this year!
Douglas
Sep 04, 2026 at 08:22 AM
p.1 #3Ruby throated Hummingbird
Congratulations on your success and persistence.
John
John
Sep 04, 2026 at 08:32 AM
p.1 #4Ruby throated Hummingbird
Hi Tammy, patience is a must. Historically where I live, I would see good hummer activity early May. This year activity wasn't good until late June. Put out a feeder late April early May. Be prepared to wait.
Nice two shots.
Nice two shots.
Sep 04, 2026 at 09:16 AM
p.1 #5Ruby throated Hummingbird
this is a beauty Tammy. It's interesting that they are still up in Main as this is the typical time for them to migrate through New York City and I can confirm they are here. This gives me hope that they may still be around when I return from Alaska in two weeks.
Morris
Morris
Sep 04, 2026 at 09:54 AM
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p.1 #6Ruby throated Hummingbird
Morris,
I have at least 5 of them hanging around my baskets and my feeders. At least 1 looks like a baby (very small).
Tammy
morris wrote:
this is a beauty Tammy. It's interesting that they are still up in Main as this is the typical time for them to migrate through New York City and I can confirm they are here. This gives me hope that they may still be around when I return from Alaska in two weeks.
Morris
I have at least 5 of them hanging around my baskets and my feeders. At least 1 looks like a baby (very small).
Tammy
morris wrote:
this is a beauty Tammy. It's interesting that they are still up in Main as this is the typical time for them to migrate through New York City and I can confirm they are here. This gives me hope that they may still be around when I return from Alaska in two weeks.
Morris
Sep 04, 2026 at 10:06 AM
p.1 #7Ruby throated Hummingbird
Lovely shot Tammy ! I hate to think of the hours I have sat and waited and waited and then the moment I get up and leave, they show up ! These are very lovely shots .
Birdie
Birdie
Sep 04, 2026 at 10:48 AM
p.1 #8Ruby throated Hummingbird
2 weeks! Yeah, you earned those shots, and they look worth it to me. Nice job.
Eric
Eric
Sep 04, 2026 at 10:51 AM
p.1 #9Ruby throated Hummingbird
douter wrote:
I can commiserate with you, Tammy, a nice capture. It's been too hot and humid here to sit and wait on my very infrequent visitors this year. I even had a volunteer pumpkin patch with tons of male blossoms
to attract them this year!
Douglas
I swear they watch me put the camera down and say "Oh Hi" here I am !!!
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johnohio wrote:
Congratulations on your success and persistence.
John
Thank you!
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Ted ellis wrote:
Hi Tammy, patience is a must. Historically where I live, I would see good hummer activity early May. This year activity wasn't good until late June. Put out a feeder late April early May. Be prepared to wait.
Nice two shots.
I see them all day through my office door. When I go sit outside, they play Hide n Seek...lol
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morris wrote:
this is a beauty Tammy. It's interesting that they are still up in Main as this is the typical time for them to migrate through New York City and I can confirm they are here. This gives me hope that they may still be around when I return from Alaska in two weeks.
Morris
Thank you! I still have a few here.
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birdied wrote:
Lovely shot Tammy ! I hate to think of the hours I have sat and waited and waited and then the moment I get up and leave, they show up ! These are very lovely shots .
Birdie
It is the price we pay for these beautiful creatures!
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Erictator wrote:
2 weeks! Yeah, you earned those shots, and they look worth it to me. Nice job.
Eric
Thanks Eric!
I can commiserate with you, Tammy, a nice capture. It's been too hot and humid here to sit and wait on my very infrequent visitors this year. I even had a volunteer pumpkin patch with tons of male blossoms
to attract them this year!
Douglas
I swear they watch me put the camera down and say "Oh Hi" here I am !!!
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johnohio wrote:
Congratulations on your success and persistence.
John
Thank you!
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Ted ellis wrote:
Hi Tammy, patience is a must. Historically where I live, I would see good hummer activity early May. This year activity wasn't good until late June. Put out a feeder late April early May. Be prepared to wait.
Nice two shots.
I see them all day through my office door. When I go sit outside, they play Hide n Seek...lol
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morris wrote:
this is a beauty Tammy. It's interesting that they are still up in Main as this is the typical time for them to migrate through New York City and I can confirm they are here. This gives me hope that they may still be around when I return from Alaska in two weeks.
Morris
Thank you! I still have a few here.
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birdied wrote:
Lovely shot Tammy ! I hate to think of the hours I have sat and waited and waited and then the moment I get up and leave, they show up ! These are very lovely shots .
Birdie
It is the price we pay for these beautiful creatures!
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Erictator wrote:
2 weeks! Yeah, you earned those shots, and they look worth it to me. Nice job.
Eric
Thanks Eric!
Sep 09, 2026 at 07:36 AM