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See the Scenic Pictures here.
How about a Hummingbird?
Hummingbirds from Starry Nights Bed and Breakfast, Wimberley, TX.
Per Gil: The ones at the flowers I cannot identify by your photos, but they are either Black-chinned or Ruby-throated. While I am tempted to call the male a Black-chinned, the angle of light on the gorget (throat feathers) makes all the difference, and is not good enough in this photo.
 Flycatcher with a snack for the youngsters. Maybe olive-sided, but not 100% certain. Update: Gil says, "It is definitely not (an olive-sided). It is an Ash-throated flycatcher... Ash-throated flycatchers are sexually monomorphic. Males and females cannot be safely told apart in the field, unless you actually observe one laying an egg! |  Ash-throated flycatcher! |
 Scott's Oriole Male, Wimberley |  Scott's Oriole female, Wimberley |
 Brilliant Cardinal |  Click to see the Trifid Nebula, M20, and M21 |
| Trip Pictures 1 | Trip Pictures 2 |
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The Texas Hill Country pages feature images from the "Starry Nights" Bed and Breakfast near Wimberley, TX, taken Memorial Day & Prior Weekend, May, 2006. Also, Llano same & prior weekend.
Bird Pictures (my main bird pictures page)
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