The post whore thread.

I went to my range today.
Really lovely day to shoot.

Your range?

The weather today was really nice.

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Thats a lot of ancillary periphery Mr. Prena

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Originally Posted by Gman

Your range?

The weather today was really nice.

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Yup

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

Thats a lot of ancillary periphery Mr. Prena

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Was it too much info?
:)

Word for the day: Mine

Like in Peewees playhouse.

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Originally Posted by Hummer

This morning I put up a hummingbird feeder at our Palisade farm. At 2:15 p.m., we had our first visit by an adult female Broad-tailed Hummingbird.

On Friday, a friend heard a hummingbird flyover in Louisville so I put a feeder up at the cabin. We had to bring it in at night because of the freezing temps but a hummer could arrive any time now. There have been a handful of reports around the state now.

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A few black chin and broadtails started showing up here around the 28th. Expecting the costas to make an appearance, soon. About 2 weeks earlier than last year.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

A few black chin and broadtails started showing up here around the 28th. Expecting the costas to make an appearance, soon. About 2 weeks earlier than last year.

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For sure, the birds are arriving sooner by about 10 days than ~the past few decades. I'm curious how numerous/common Costa's are where you are? When (date period) do you see them? Males, females & immatures? You're somewhere outside Prescott or Chino Valley, right? I've been there but is it hotter there than Sedona?

I've found Costa's in the Sedona area where they are little known but I don't see evidence that they breed there. Post breeding migrants I think.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

A few black chin and broadtails started showing up here around the 28th. Expecting the costas to make an appearance, soon. About 2 weeks earlier than last year.

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For sure, the birds are arriving sooner by about 10 days than ~the past few decades. I'm curious how numerous/common Costa's are where you are? When (date period) do you see them? Males, females & immatures? You're somewhere outside Prescott or Chino Valley, right? I've been there but don't know, is it hotter there than Sedona?

I've found Costa's in the Sedona area where they are little known but I don't see evidence that they breed there. Post breeding migrants I think.