Dip and Sip - Ruby-throated Hummingbird Women's V-Neck

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While hummers are a common sight in the western part of the United States, the ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) is the only one commonly seen here in Nebraska and points east.

It's September now and late in the season for them here in the Midwest. Most of the males, the ones with the showy red throats from which this bird gets its name, have already moved on. The females stayed behind to tend the kids. Since males don't get the full red throat until winter, this one could well be a juvenile male; the throats of females are more nearly solid white while the throats of juvenile males, though white, are streaked with black or green.

The ruby throated hummingbird prefers trumpet-shaped flowers and has a long, forked tongue that it pokes deep into a flower many times per second; however, other flowers with bright pink, orange and red petals also attract them. This one is feeding in the zinnia (Zinnia elegans) patch in my garden.

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