These little Hummers joined me this morning for breakfast. 
I took this picture of a Hummer mouth & thought I would add it to this post.
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4 comments:
WOW! What a great humming bird moth picture! I've always wanted to see one in person. They look so nice and fuzzy!
Jeffery,
The other day I had a hummer fly up with in ten inches of my face, turn his head, and just sit there staring at me with his little back eye for what seemed like forever. But do you think they will pose for a picture? No Sir! Lovely shot!
-Randy
Hi Jeffrey. A puffball is the fruiting body of a fungus. It's hollow inside and when you kick it, it releases spores that look like dust into the air.
Yes, we need more of us Peter Pans in the world!
Have a good weekend.
Amazing close up of that moth. I have them in my backyard come summer too and they are so fun to watch!
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