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Hummingbirds do not do well in captivity, and it is never advised to try to keep one as a pet. They will boldly feed from your hand, if you have the patience and can stand quietly waiting. In my teen days I spent summer months at my sisters fishing resort, and the hummingbirds would constantly enter . . . → Read More: A Hummingbird In the Hand is Worth – The World!! A news item echoes through England and nearby countries about a Rueppell’s Griffon Vulture that escaped from its captive home at the World of Wings. This massive bird, with a wingspan of over 10 feet, has been recorded flighting as high as 36,000 feet. While I can image what it would be like to . . . → Read More: The Hummingbird and the Raptor I treasure the times I am here in my home, or walking the trail and hearing the distinctive chatter of a hummingbird along the way. This season I have seen new comers, and welcome them with open arms, or in their case, open wings. One of the sweetest addition is the sweetest hummingbird, shy and eclectic. . . . → Read More: My Eclectic Hummingbird Friend There are many styles and sizes for hummingbird feeders, each with their own merits. There are many details to consider, depending on your environment, and how dense the hummingbird population. My own feeders are ferociously guarded and owned by my year-round hummingbirds, and each day is filled with maneuvers maneuvers maneuvers chases as the . . . → Read More: Hummingbird Feeders – Design or Beauty? I’m always fascinated by the difference in frequency between the world of a hummingbird and the conscious world of the human race. The hummingbird heart beats at an incredible rate, with so much energy consumed by the fast beating wings and heart that the hummingbird must eat almost constantly to stay alive. In this . . . → Read More: Hummingbird Moment – Wings In Slow Motion Lately I’ve been spending a great deal of my time away from my personal working space, the space where the hummingbirds gather. Each day when I return I hear the calling of the hummingbird to greet me, sometimes from a hidden space, and sometimes in a location where I can see them. I typically . . . → Read More: The Greatest Gift of Awareness The Phantom High Speed camera gives us the ability to see the life of a hummingbird, from feeding to flying. Most of the movement of hummingbirds are beyond the capabilities of our eyes. This video gives us insight into the documentary “Hummingbirds, Magic in the Air, for giving us this time-shifting look at the life . . . → Read More: Time Shifting Into the World of the Hummingbird As a shamanic intuitive reader I have opportunity to see so many amazing qualities in individuals. The greatest part is that its not where we live that matters, or the color of our skin. Our life qualities are not based upon our education, not in the book-learning sense. True wisdom is found deep within . . . → Read More: The Sweet Taste of Nectar |
 "Welcome to Hummingbird Shaman. This site is dedicated to exploring our individual abilities and choices by honoring those traits in the world around us." Author Estee Taschereau brings over 30 years of introspect and spiritual studies to guide individuals to their own light through healing sessions, workshops and writings. "One of our greatest tools is the story. As we step outside our comfort zone and day-to-day perceptions we expand our consciousness in ways that express the depth of our soul". Hummingbird Shaman is an expression of taking that step, and seeing our world and our selves in a new light." Private phone sessions are available by appointment. |
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