Hummingbird Postcards, personal postcards, free postcards of birds and wildlife


Create a New Hummingbird Card Step 1. Select a card by clicking on the little button next to the image of the card: (You can click on the image for a full size view of the card before making a selection)
1a. Costa's Nest 1 (full-size) 1b. Costa's Nest 2 (view) © Wayne Owen (used here with permission)	2. Hummingbird on finger © 1999 Don Pratt (used here with permission)	3. Rufous Hummingbird (click on image to view full size) © 2000 Jenny Rasmussen
4a. Broad-billed (full-size) 4b. Photo&Quiz (full-size) 4c. Animated version (view) 4d. Animated Photo&Quiz (view)	5a. Broad-billed (preview) 5b. Photo&Quiz (preview)	6. Anna's Hummingbird © Wayne Owen (used here with permission)
7. Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird © 2000 Don Pratt (used here with permission)	8a. View Card 4a (above) 8b. View Card 4b © Terry Danks (used here with permission)	9a. Ruby-throat 1 (full-size) 9b. Ruby-throat 2 (view) © Terry Danks (used here with permission)
10. Ruby-throated hummingbird © Terry Danks (used here with permission)	11. Ruby-throated Hummingbird © 2000 Don Pratt (used here with permission)	(Card 12:pattern card) Calliope Cross Stitch Pattern. Card 13. Tiny Rufous Hummer Rufous Cross Stitch Pattern.

Reminder - Step 1 (important)
Make sure the button is clicked next to the card of your choice. If this page has refreshed since you first clicked a button, Card 1 will be selected as the default.


Step 2. (optional) Enhance Your Card
Add Heading
Add Signature
Select Text Color
Add Background (behind card)

Step 3. (optional) Attach Music

Step 4. Write Your Message (Note: HTML is allowed)

Step 5 (required fields). Address Your Postcard And Preview/Send (an error message will occur if something is left blank below or if an e-mail address is wrong)
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Please help the birds by not using pesticides When I started my first garden, I bought pesticides when I saw bugs harming my plants, but after reading a book about organic gardening, I now understand more about maintaining nature's balance. I've witnessed some remarkable things in my garden, and I love watching the birds, and beneficial insects like ladybugs, come to eat the harmful bugs in the garden. I feel good knowing the birds are getting a good meal and that I am no longer contaminating their water supplies by using pesticides that would have ended up in the streams and the lake near my house. Here are two sites I found with simple checklists for what to do: Principles of Organic Gardening and Backyard Wildlife Habitats
It is a wholesome and necessary thing for us to turn again
to the earth and in the contemplation of her beauties
to know the sense of wonder and humility.
- Rachel Carson

I am a member of the following birding organizations:
The Hummingbird Society
National Bird-Feeding Society
Audubon Society
Pelican Man's Bird Sanctuary
Southern Arizona Birding Organization

Member of Posty City