Stepping Out

If we were having coffee, I would tell you I have resumed my daily walk accompanied by Google Fit which is counting my steps. I did a good loop around the community enjoying the sunshine. The temperature was below 90 F with a slight breeze, compatible with walking. I kept an eye out for roadrunners. I did see one at a distance heading into someone’s yard. I saw two fluffy white-tailed bunnies who quickly hopped away. On the way back I was admiring the green Palo Brea trees and almost missed the tiny hummingbird perched on a thin branch. He didn’t wait for me to take his photo.

Black-chinned hummingbird by Renee Grayson on Flickr.com

“When you see a black hummingbird, it signifies change, rebirth, and spiritual transformation. You can move to a higher realm of awakening. A black hummingbird also means that you might face a challenge that can bring setbacks in your life. If you are persistent and confident, you can overcome those setbacks.”


Weekend Coffee Share is hosted by Natalie at Natalie the Explorer.

Hummingbird quote via themindfool.com/hummingbird-meaning/

18 thoughts on “Stepping Out

  1. Gary A Wilson

    yea – trying to photograph a hummingbird after seeing one is asking a lot.
    you pretty much have to set up near a feeder and wait for them to come to you because they don’t sit still for very long.
    Keep on walking my friend. I think that’s what’s keeping my alive these days.

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  2. Dan Antion

    I’m glad you’re walking, and I like walking along with you. We jumped briefly into the 90s this past weekend, and I was walking our dog at 6:00 am to beat the heat.

    Interesting information about the hummingbird.

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  3. Julie

    It is so difficult to take photos of hummingbirds. I think the last successful shot was when I was in Costa Rica. They had all these feeders for the hummingbirds making it easy to capture photos.

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