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Old 09-10-2007, 02:25 PM #1
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Spryor! What an awesome picture, thank you!

Alas, I have only 2 little humming birds that come to my place. Maybe I'm the one that needs more feeders.
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Spryor, that photo is the BEST!!!! We have 3 diff feeders, but never seem to see more than one bird in the area at any one time. When a second one arrives, they'll fight over who's going to remain for food ! LOL To see as many as you have at once, now I can understand why you go through the nectar so quickly!
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Question that's alot of hummers in one place!
You will have to be careful walking around! They will be buzzing everywhere LOL !

Does this happen all year round? or only now? Spryor?
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I've been feeding them like this for about 15yrs, and i believe they bring friends back every year.lol They show up April 15th on the nose and leave in the fall..even if feed is left out. It's not true that they won't know when to leave if feed is left out. I definately don't sit out there with a red hat on.<wink>
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Wow, As I read this I decided to get a humming bird feeder
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But I'll have to wait till next yr.... May/June
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