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Boooooo, the Hummers are gone...

20 years ago

Well haven't seen any for a few days in Toronto, first cool nite and clear morning they were gone. I fatten them up tho, they're porkers and hope they don't drag their tail feathers...

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lisa11310
20 years ago
Maybe thats the fat hummer I have here right now resting up from her trip from there brfore she continues on her way?
Lisa
roxy77
20 years ago
What a great picture!!!

Mine seem to have left too and I am all the way down in Houston. I am crossing my fingers for another one or two.
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wardw
20 years ago
There were still several in my yard this morning. With each arrival I keep wondering if this will be the last. They are probably not the same birds from day to day and some days there are none. I feel like putting up a sign with an arrow pointing south. The sign would be written in hummingbird - Mexico this way, don't wait. Or maybe just - You stay, you die!
kaysbelle
20 years ago
I still have several in my yard. With the cool weather coming,down in the mid thirties at night late this week, I suppose they will be moving south. I will really miss them.

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