TLC collaborates with the Delaware Nature Society (DNS) on various educational programs held at the Bucktoe Creek Preserve. We must all be thinking alike because they recently posted a blog about hummingbirds in January that I thought would be of interest to those of you who just read our blog about Hummingbirds in January. A DNS Board Member who happens to be a wonderful photographer, and whose link to photographs was shared in our last blog post gave his take on his January Hummingbird Experiences complete with amazing photography!
This is definitely worth checking out:
http://02b93fb.netsolhost.com/blog/2013/01/05/four-hummingbird-day-in-january/
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