You bet!
lisalove said:It really is crazy tiny.
cljohnson said:BE CAREFUL!!!!
Don't let that feeder run dry for too long or they will get pissed.
Last summer I had one come into my family room while I was eating lunch.
He hovered about 1 foot from my face. He gave me a very stern talking to.
I gathered from his twitting and chattering. He was seriously disappointed with my lack of feeder maintenance.
I quickly dropped my fork and filled his feeder.
We are back on good terms now but, it was a close call.
I don't ever want to live through that again.
Jacqui said:lisalove said:It really is crazy tiny.
What an understatement!
cljohnson said:BE CAREFUL!!!!
Don't let that feeder run dry for too long or they will get pissed.
Last summer I had one come into my family room while I was eating lunch.
He hovered about 1 foot from my face. He gave me a very stern talking to.
I gathered from his twitting and chattering. He was seriously disappointed with my lack of feeder maintenance.
I quickly dropped my fork and filled his feeder.
We are back on good terms now but, it was a close call.
I don't ever want to live through that again.
terryo said:Thank you for taking us on this wonderful adventure. You have no idea how I enjoyed it. Now I wish there was more.
Jacqui said:I am so glad you posted, I have been wondering if the little one was still around and if the mother reused the nest for another batch.
wellington said:They will get really used to ya. My parents have tons of them. They will look into the kitchen and door windows. The even sit on the porch railings when my parents are out sitting on the porch. My dad almost had one on his finger. I showed my mom and cousin your pics. They loved them and were fascinated. So glad you shared
mctlong said:Awwwwww! So cute!
terryo said:Thanks for this great up-date. You are very lucky!
Melly-n-shorty said:Awww she grew up to be so pretty!