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Pogonip & garden junk

13 years ago

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This is the result of moisture in the air freezing on a scrap steel cut-out of a hummingbird. By the way, only from this position do the scrap steel flowers (also coated with frost)appear to be the target of the hummingbird. They are actually separated by about 6 feet.

Comments (6)

excessfroufrou
13 years ago
That is so pretty. Wierd, but very pretty. He looks good with the flowers, maybe you should move them closer.
Frou
sunnyca_gw
13 years ago
Snow/ice gave the hummer some feathery like edges. Looks cool to have him going for a sip in the flowers.(Even if he isn't!) Jan
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Calamity_J
13 years ago
Picture perfect!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Marlene Kindred
13 years ago
Beautiful! Did you make the flowers too? Really like those. What a great picture....it's amazing how nature gives us the most beautiful pictures.
jeannespines
13 years ago
Yes, beautiful pic! Love it! TFS! Jeanne S.
tinfoilhat
13 years ago
Great shot.

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