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Old 09-16-2009, 01:32 PM #1
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Default Hummingbird Question

I've seen a little Hummingbird poking around my plants on my front porch. He's always by himself.

My question is this.....can I put up a Hummingbird feeder any time of year or is there a certain time of year they're here in the south?

I've never had a Hummingbird feeder before but I have a good spot in the front of the house where I could put one. Is it too late?
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