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8.00" x 7.00"
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10.00" x 9.00"
What Was In That Nectar Art Print
by Jay Milo
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What Was In That Nectar art print by Jay Milo. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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A baby male costa's hummingbird, is resting on the perch wondering what the hell was in that nectar. Way to young to drink. ... more
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A baby male costa's hummingbird, is resting on the perch wondering what the hell was in that nectar. Way to young to drink.
Baby male costa;s resting on the feeder perch, wondering what the hell was in that nectar. Wow, I'm just not use to drinking that much.
About Jay Milo
Jay Milo born in New Jersey on January 2, moved to Canarsie, Brooklyn, as a small child, moved to San Francisco in 1948 and lives in Palm Desert since 1998. He is a widower. I love this area because it gives me wonderful access to natures beautiful creatures and flowers. In my early travel years I took many pictures with a Canon Camera. I received my Nikon Camera for one of my birthdays and have been taking much better pictures since then. We have a wonderful group of Hummingbirds and Doves, that come and feed everyday during their season here in California and I make a couple of batches of food a day in 3 feeders for them. They have become accustomed to me wondering around with my camera, and sometimes pose for me , which you will...
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JAY MILO
thank you both , don't dispare Karen they shall return. Strange how they do remember where the good stuff is.
Debra Martz
Oh my! Exercise maybe!!! I have never seen this hummingbird pose!! Great capture!!
Karen Cook
Quite the position of those amazing wings! Love that I can see the iridescence of the feathers, Jay. Our hummers have departed for their long migration to Central America.