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awwwwwwwww 2005-03-31 - 6:46 a.m. Here's another cute hummingbird that I found while editing my Panama trip photos: Blue Chested Hummingbird of Canopy Towers, Panama � 2005 by Elaine Radford Hummingbird Report: I've been watching approximately one minute, and I've already had a visit from the adult male RTHU. later I finally snagged the Nagoya fare. It was only $538, and I'll be getting back over 27,000 miles -- enough for a free domestic round-trip ticket in the U.S. or Canada. So it's really a two-fer. If I'm really ambitious, I might even try to get another international bump. I'm a little nervous about the unreadable language thing, but everyone says it's real easy to get around in Nagoya and Kyoto, so I'm going for it. My first time in Asia, so even if I don't get very far afield, I should be getting a few lifers on the old bird list. later Oh, for the love of pete, how long has been my cookbook site been down? Argh. back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford