Reagan's Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast

 



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Reagan's Queen Anne ~ Summer

Hummers battle for position


From May to October, more than two dozen resident hummingbirds
perform their aerobatics daily for guests to enjoy.
Recently, battles for control of the 9 feeders have been furious.
Some ports have been "shared" by two birds at a time!
These little jewels zip, dive, dart, suspend themselves with fanned tails,
and squeak continuously, as they fight for positioning on the feeders.

...Such delightful and Free entertainment!
(From the kitchen window...Can you count 5? Hint : One is very blurred and behind a perch, only the tail visible.)


Backyard Koi Pond
 

Be sure to visit the backyard waterfall and Koi pond.
Judy has raised her fish from fingerlings, with some growing to more than 26" long!
The Butterfly Koi and his four Koi friends are joined by one Fantail,
two Shubunkins and two Fancy Comets. 
The fish greet guests with open mouths, as if to say "Hello", and "
FEED ME!"


Reagan's Queen Anne ~
Autumn


Looking south from our front veranda near the turret,
this photo showcases the maples on our street at the mid-stage of their color range.
The trees are absolutely breath-taking, as colors change from yellows,
to orange hues, to cerise and deep reds.
 

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Check Our Photo Gallery for a fascinating photo display, of several male and female Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds.
The photos were taken at Reagan's Queen Anne in August 2008, by one of our guests.
John Crim sat for hours to capture these little jewels on his NIKON D 1X.