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Hummers

19 years ago

Boy the last few weeks hummers been fighting and feeding like crazy. Been washing and filling every couple of days the feeders. Will keep up until don't see them couple weeks. I like the humm zinger feeder easy to clean. Doesn't have any yellow on it-no bees.

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tannabanana
19 years ago
So, have you put your feeders away?! Ack - snow in October, I might as well have moved back to ND!

My in-laws have several feeders too. It is a favorite past-time of theirs during the summer. We bought them a lovely blown glass one (all red). I'll have to ask them how it has held up.
sosusie
19 years ago
Our feeders are still up, but haven't seen any hummers for a couple of weeks now. Will probably leave them up until danger of them freezing and cracking....just in case some little straggler heading south needs to feed :)
SOS
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