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A hummingbird nest on a peach

Hathacat 9 July 18
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We don't get humming bird in India but seen it in pictures. But never it's nest and egg. It is really besutiful.

allmighty Level 6 July 19, 2019
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Beautiful, for people like me who have never seen a live humming bird, that really make you see how tiny they are. I hope the peach lasts long enough, they still have to hatch the egg and get the chick to fledging.

Fernapple Level 9 July 18, 2019

They do seem to pick strang places to build sometimes!

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@Stevil No from the UK, we don't get them here I am sorry to say. We do get hummingbird hawk moths which are really wonderful, but not the real thing.
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