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Birders

jfz9580m

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3. Hummingbirds are so tiny I don't associate them

Reply to surfered (Original post)

Mon Apr 6, 2026, 09:29 AM

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Them with migration offhand. I know very little about birds. I suppose it is just that bird migration typically evokes images of large flocks of birds flying across the sky.

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The humming bird spring migration has begun. [View all] surfered Monday OP

It's early for me, but I put up a feeder, my friend in New Mexico has been seeing them. Walleye Monday #1

First three showed up here in New Mexico Friday... Escape Monday #2

Hummingbirds are so tiny I don't associate them jfz9580m Monday #3

I'm no expert, but every fall the hummingbirds leave North America and migrate to Mexico and Central America surfered Monday #4

Can't wait, they're a sign of spring and that I've made another year. The happiest day of the year for me. dem4decades Monday #5

""" AllaN01Bear Monday #6