Saw a female hummingbird this morning. It hovered at the window, looking in at me.  Took a sip from the feeder and the hanging basket of petunias, then came back over to the window, saying good-bye I guess!   'Til next year…

Amy in Enfield



> On Sep 19, 2023, at 3:24 PM, Norma Milkie <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Saw our remaining (juvenile) hummingbird yesterday throughout the pouring rain. Gone today.
> 
> Loons:  still 2 adults and 1 big chick. 
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> Norma
> Goose Pond
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