#sunbirds Trending Posts - Proof of Brain

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8 days ago

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Autumn has arrived. This little guy was happily singing away. It is a Southern Double-collared Sunbird (Cinnyris Chalybeus), and the adult birds know how to handle autumn and whic

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5 months ago

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Oh yes, she was hiding something. I don't know who got the bigger surprise when we saw each other, her or me. For a few seconds we stared at each other, and then she scattered. But she left s

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10 months ago

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An early morning breakfast in the winter cold. Nature's residents know how to wait for the sun before they come to eat. I will show you how the squirrels and the sunbirds warm up in the cold mornings. It

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11 months ago

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A first time for me to see this. Oh yes, I could see that he was sleeping, but where he was sleeping was another case. He knows that he can rest here in the warm sunlight, as his colors blen

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5 months ago

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A Sugarbird, a Thrush, and a mommy sunbird on show. All of our flowers in the Cape have started blooming, and we love the spring season. And of course, the birds also love the new flowers. First up is a Cape S

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5 months ago

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A song master and his lady. Also, a nice surprise. He sings to keep her company, while she works to collect nesting material. Just a happy Friday post, to put everyone in a good mood for the weekend. The son

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about 1 month ago

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Haven't seen this guy for a while. I heard the familiar song and looked out the window to the water bottle. So glad to see that the little guy popped in for a drink. It is a Southern Double-col

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4 months ago

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A Malachite sunbird showing his hovering skills. The flower stem was too thin for him to sit on it. But he wanted to drink the flower's nectar and so he had to hover in the air. This is a Malachite Sunbird

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4 months ago

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I was scammed by Mother nature. Not only one sunbird baby, as there were two. And the twins are now out of the nest in the bright sunlight. **So yeah, I could hear Mother nature la

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4 months ago

Photography Lovers

Wow! It's a boy. My first time to get a male Malachite sunbird baby in a nest. Just look at that little green head peeping out of the nest. Not easy to get the photos, as not

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