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Old 03-06-2008, 04:32 PM #11
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My neighbors and I all put out our sugar/water bottles last week and the little hummers are all over the place!

They are very territorial so having more than one feeder is fine. My neighbor has three in a small yard but has them far enough apart so there are no fights.

Cactus wrens are all over the back yard and fun to watch too but LOVE the little Hummers!!
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