I think I must have a whole family of hummers, because this feeder has been a busy place. I tried going outside to get a picture, but they won't come when I'm there. They are a thirsty bunch, which would make sense if they have babies. Oh, wouldn't it be lovely to have a whole flock of them? I'm going to go buy and hang more feeders, so they will all have their own.

These are so tiny! Not at all like my fat ruby-throated hummingbirds in SC. They look malnourished, so hopefully, the feeder will help fatten them up.

I am so excited for you that you have a hummingbird..... I want to get them here in South Florida (Palm Beach County)..... I don't think we get them until October.. At least that is what I am told. Have been trying to get a few plants that I thought they might like to nectar at. Do you have any special plants they like too, or just your feeder? Good luck with your little guys.

There are year rounders in s.w. Florida but the numbers increase in the fall and winter. I keep trying to find coral porterweed as they loved that bush but it parished during the rebuild after hurricane charley and i have never seen it in the stores. I got it at an inperson plant trade arranged on gardenweb. Would love to attend another one if anyone arranges one in the s.w. Florida area. Or if anyone sees the coral porterweed somewhere let me now. I have the purple one and the butterflies like it but the coral one was a hummer attractor.

Sharon, I have four o'clocks that they love, but those aren't blooming well right now. They also love the brugmansias (angel trumpets) when they're blooming, and the purple showers. Nothing blooms well here in the summer, because it's so hot, so the feeder makes sure they don't starve.

I'm going to order a feeder that they can actually sit on. This one doesn't allow them to sit and drink. I need a larger feeder where they can all sit, because they're drinking all day long now, and I've seen at least two. I know I have a pair, so babies will soon need to drink.

I don't think these are ruby-throated hummingbirds. I don't see any red or green. They may be black-chinned hummingbirds, from pictures I've seen.