Hummingbird Bird Feeder

Absolute House Banger 2011

Leland Y. Lee at The Michael H Lord Gallery John Lautner’s incredible desert house for Arthur Elrod 1968. Photo photos of house. Photography Elrod House 1969, Hummingbird View Archival pigment print from Ektachrome transparency,

The beach at San Francisco had a piece of sand art just south of the Cliff House. The artist is Andres Amador and the piece is titled “playa painting- contours II”

Listed at 9900. www.houseforsalemexico.com Please see our photo album here: www.flickr.com We created this house and nature refuge in our backyard in Fraccionamiento Corazon de Durazno in Patzcuaro, Michoacan, Mexico. The house construction was finished in October 2006 and landscaping was begun in February 2007. This video was made in July 2010. Everything you see was planted by us and it all grew to its present state in about 3.5 years. My husband terraced the lot with only a shovel and wheelbarrow. He built an upper and lower yard area with a set of steps to connect the two areas. He built the retaining walls of rocks of different sizes and he built the arbor over the stairway. Together we made the pond with cascading waterfalls, which quickly became popular with birds of all colors bathing together in the shallow areas of the falls. Although we have next door neighbors, our backyard is totally private and secluded with no other houses visible. It is a private paradise. The only thing we did not plant was one Michoacan Pine tree in the north corner of the backyard–it was there already. The plantings include angel trumpets (Brugmansia), princess tree (Tibouchina), peach trees, cedar trees, ash trees, bottlebrush trees, pink peppercorn trees, ficus trees, pine trees, cypress tree, grenadas (pomegranates) lantanas, roses, lavenders, mexican sages (Salvia leucantha), calendulas, coreopsis, cosmos, dozens of varieties of succulents, various wild salvias, scheffleras …

www.ThatsMEonTV.com ABC Video. Let’s eat all kinds of ice-cream

The hummingbirds were a no-show at this feeder, but the gossip flew! Go to Design2Share.com for decorating videos, blogs, tips, and advice from experts.

El primer colibrí que aparece en el video se había metido a mi casa por una ventana. Cuando lo ayudé a salir estaba completamente cansado de tanto haber intentado salir. Cuando lo saqué, se posó en esta rama y se quedó ahí un buen rato. Después aparece el segundo colibrí tomando agua del bebedero (que, por cierto, ya necesitaban que les rellenara el bebedero jeje).

Trina Brunk performing “We Are All Connected” at Margaret Waddell’s Hummingbird House Studio