Hummingbirds
3/22/06 Notice to Hummingbirds: The migration map tells me
any day you could be here. Your feeder's full. The forsythia, redbuds, helebores,
violets, violas, pansies, quince, and candytuft await you. I bought an oxalis
dripping with flowers. The cyclamen are still blooming. I found a small clump of spring beauty down by the pool
house. There must be plenty in the wild to feed you on your way. Yellow
trout lily, Dutchman's breeches, toadshade trillium, are blooming in Warner Park.
Wild azalea, columbine, spice bush, hepatica bloom early and bloodroot too. My neighbor's pink
saucer magnolia, creeping phlox and peach is beautiful now. Our ornamental flowering
peach has just started to bloom also. We eagerly await your arrival here in Burns, Tennessee, to once
again enjoy your glorious presence.
Hummer Nest Be sure to do
Next Page bottom right of page to see hummers mature and leave the nest.
