Hummingbird at James Bay, Northern Quebec...

Photo April Dawn Georgekish-Gull

This decorative hummingbird is to be found hanging by the house of a niece of mine in the Cree village of Wemindji. Her name is April and she has created an interesting artistic juxtaposition of a hummingbird in her snowy village on the eastern shore of James Bay, in northern Quebec.   The most northernly limit in central-Canada of real Ruby-throated Hummingbirds is approximately 465 kilometres south of my neice's native village.   So the ornate 'hummer' pictured above is the best hummingbird she can expect to see up her way.
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