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Hummingbirds yet?

15 years ago

Got some pretty new hummer feeders and just put out my first batch of nectar hoping to spot my first my first hummers of 2011. Was wondering if anyone else up here in OH has seen any yet.

aunt lou

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Rosie11
15 years ago
I live in Southern Indiana & We've seen them here this week. Hope you see yours soon
kyme
15 years ago
I have my feeders out but I haven't seen them in Louisville yet.
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chrsvic
15 years ago
Have then here in Troy (SW OH) as of 4/30. I'm all for putting up the feeders before you see the first one.
Cindy_MS
15 years ago
Put my feeder out last week. Had hummingbirds the same day. By today, it seems to be a parade at times. The feeder hangs in a dogwood tree. I tied a red ribbon to the feeder too as I did last year. Use 2c. sugar to 1c. water. What do others make?
I sometimes have one female sitting in the tree and watch as a male comes and they must be doing a mating ritual. At other times, I have one hummingbird on the feeder and another will come by waiting.

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