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JBtheExplorer

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Ruby-throated hummingbird.
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JBtheExplorer

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Do you have a place where you share your photos? I'd like to see more of your work!

I post a lot of my stuff here on the forum, but twitter is where I usually share all of my photos.

I occasionally post on instagram.
 

addy1

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Darker than dark out there...................... saw something fly in and and on my cam post. A neat owl!
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I haven't seen too many lately. We did have our 1st hatch out today. I read in the local paper that the fall migration is in the next 2 weeks so hoping to see more. Is it ok to cut back the regular milkweed? I wouldn't think they would be laying eggs this late in the year. We have 6 more monarch to hatch, 9 black swallowtails plus just had another batch of swallowtail eggs hatch.
 

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My milk weed was totally stripped of leaves, never did see a cat. It is just stems sticking up right now.
 

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My two feeders hold around 20 lbs of seed each, enough falls to satisfy all the birds, squirrels, ground hog and whatever else shows up.
 

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