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Ms. Sherry: We got another good dose of winter here over the past couple of days. It looks like at least 8 inches of new snow. Ho hum, the winter doldrums set in.Flydragon: Thank you much ma’am.Dave: I thought the same thing after I reviewed it for the first time. Ms. Tina: I think the flower is a type of petunia, one that hangs well. Ms. Kylee. Thank you. Yes, the hummingbird was real. I thought what it must be like to be trapped like that. Even though it could still fly and find resting perches, and food; what must it feel like to be a bird of any kind trapped inside a greenhouse? Sort of like paradise in hell perhaps?
So the bird (apparently a hummingbird) is real? WOW. Incredible photo! Love it!
I wouldn’t have noticed the hummer had Sherry not mentioned it. I love the flowers!
I like the focus of the shot. The hummingbird seems more mysterious that way!
Great shot!!!
Sweet, sweet hummer.No words needed.I am dreaming too. The north wind howls after a 61 degree day,climate change in Missouri.Sherry