Hi Tricia, 

Here is Matt Orsie's post from the West Virginia birding list, via birdingonthe.net, with links to his hummingbird photos.  

Best, 

Rob Hilton
aimophila10
Silver Spring
yahoo.com

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 Subject: Black-chinned Hummingbird - UPDATE
From: Matt Orsie <vireo AT ADELPHIA.NET>
 Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 22:05:28 -0400
 
Hi All,
    It's looking very good indeed as all feedback so far from
various banders and birders is pointing to West Virginia's
first Black-chinned Hummingbird. Lynne Wiseman who lives
just outside of Harper's Ferry is the proud hostess. If you would
like to contact Lynne for a visit she can be contacted at:
lewiseman AT aol.com 


If your interested in seeing some of the feedback I can pass
it on.

The bird looks like a female and the (immature/adult) question is
open for debate as the bird is in serious molt and molt timings are
different between HY birds and adults.

Wil posted a location of some of his shots in an early posting today.

Here are some of mine:
  http://wvbirder.com/hummers/c3471a_bchu_filtered.jpg

  http://wvbirder.com/hummers/c3472a_bchu_filtered.jpg

  http://wvbirder.com/hummers/c3549a_bchu_filtered.jpg

  http://wvbirder.com/hummers/c3456a_bchu_filtered.jpg

  The Sleepy Baby...
  http://wvbirder.com/hummers/c3442a_bchu_filtered.jpg


Good Birding,
Matt Orsie
Jefferson County - Summit Point, WV
http://wvbirder.com



 
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