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Garden Web Refugees??

11 years ago

I was just wondering about the low activity level, and how many former GW members made the switch? A few of us checked in on the "Just checkin' in" thread. I'm guessing there may be some name changes, some exiting, some moving to other HB forums. But how many came and stayed here??

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ctnchpr
11 years ago
Hi mbrowne. I'm stayin' here. I'm so busy in my woods and garden, there's very little time to keep up with web discussions, so the slow pace here is just right for me. My hummers usually arrive during the 1st 10 days of Apr, when they do, I'll try to post some pics to add a little activity.
shillanorth Z4 AB
11 years ago
I am staying although the new format is not totally to my liking. My hummers don`t show up until about mid May so it`s a loooong wait but I do check in here a lot to see any pictures or sightings from all of you lucky people in the sunny south!!!!!
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gyr_falcon
11 years ago
I still pop in occasionally to read the posts. We have hummingbirds year-round, but it seems many in these HB forums only migrate back with the ruby throated.

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