| jianzrwl | Date: Saturday, 2013-11-09, 04:29:06 | Message # 1 |
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| In December, Charles Seabrook wrote an AJC article on Georgia's winter birds, and included a request for readers to report hummingbirds spotted prior to March 1st to The Georgia Hummer Study Group, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated solely to the study and conservation of hummingbirds in Georgia. Their Web site has great information on hummingbirds as well as amazing pictures of hummingbirds, including incredible shots of nests with eggs and tiny babies. Georgia Hummer's Web site has a page dedicated to rufous, with pictures and more information.
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