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I don't know, it was gone so quickly!

Good luck, Flutty

After having had this nectar feeder up for about three weeks without any birds, all of a sudden it has come to life. Sorry about the terrible background.

White-bellied Sunbird by Joan.



And his wife by Joan.



Arguing over landing rights.



The smaller of the two gave up.



One Cape White-eye giving landing instructions to another.



Dark-capped Bulbul has his eye on the target.



Okay, its your turn now.



Another fast fly past to try and scare the weaver away.



Ok, that did not work, lets try from above.



Trying to land while another is still on the feeder.

You have entertainment for the whole day there

lovely pics of the sunbirds

This seems to have been lots of fun....

Super pics in flight..

I had my first sunbird in my Kempton garden - a white bellied one, but my camera, which is normally set up, was packed away with the renovations.
It is setup now and I am waiting for it's return.

Lisbeth wrote:You have entertainment for the whole day there lovely pics of the sunbirds

Thanks very much Lisbeth.

You are so right. I could spend all day just watching the nectar feeder.

Amoli wrote:This seems to have been lots of fun....

Super pics in flight..

I had my first sunbird in my Kempton garden - a white bellied one, but my camera, which is normally set up, was packed away with the renovations.
It is setup now and I am waiting for it's return.

Thanks very much Amoli.

One thing I have learnt - take your camera with you wherever you go, even to the toilet. You never know what you might see.

Hope you get some great shots.

So jealous of the sunbirds and you got some great pics! I glimpsed one at our nectar feeder a couple of weeks ago but it hasn't been back!

Flutterby wrote:So jealous of the sunbirds and you got some great pics! I glimpsed one at our nectar feeder a couple of weeks ago but it hasn't been back!

Thanks Flutterby. He will be back. Just be ready when he does.