Well - I planted some beautiful foxglove two years ago in the small garden in front of our windows.
It has finally bloomed, and I was so excited I took these pictures this morning.
But today when we came home from a nephew's graduation, this little humminbird was sitting under the window, with a hurt wing.
She is a Rufous Hummingbird. She could not fly and was spinning circles in the dirt.
(sorry - terrible picture - super quick and no flash as I didn't want to scare her more than she already was!)
I took her to PAWS wildlife center and made sure she was indeed adult and injured enough to need their care, yes and yes.
They are the ones that told me she is a she and a Rufous Hummingbird.
They said she should recover fine and when she does the center will release her close to the area as they are extremely territorial.
But I'm worried I caused her to crash in the window by planting the foxglove too close. 
I've never had any birds hit the window, we've grown climbing/flowering peas, rosemary, lavender,etc. in this front garden with no problems.
But this is my first time growing such a tall flower here. The foxglove are about 18 inches away from the window.
Thoughts?
