 SandSharkLong may you runPremium,MVM join:2000-05-23 Santa Fe, TX kudos:3 | Help The Hummingbirds If you enjoy hummingbirds as much as I do, help them out by putting a feeder or two in your yard.
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 martiColor outside the linesPremium,MVM join:2001-12-14 Houston, TX kudos:5 | I have a shrub planted for hummingbirds: hummingbird bush (Hamelia patens). I usually have other flowering plants that hummingbirds love, but due to the drought, most of them have either died or not doing too well. -- Team Discovery |
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 Zach 58Premium join:2006-11-26 NW Minnesota | reply to SandShark I've got four feeders and they require refilling at least twice daily. This far north, I still have several stragglers around but the bulk have already begun their migration. In the next week or so, the feeders will be all quiet until next summer. I don't care much for feeding birds but I sure do enjoy Hummingbirds. |
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 martiColor outside the linesPremium,MVM join:2001-12-14 Houston, TX kudos:5 | I feed wild birds and grow flowers and shrubs that the hummingbirds love. Sometimes, I get very interesting wild birds passing though, like the green parrots. -- Team Discovery |
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 SandSharkLong may you runPremium,MVM join:2000-05-23 Santa Fe, TX kudos:3 | I haven't had any green parrots. Mostly bluejays, cardinals and woodpeckers. |
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 martiColor outside the linesPremium,MVM join:2001-12-14 Houston, TX kudos:5 | Steve, I get wild green parrots for a few days each year. Bluejays, cardinals, small brownish birds (don't know their names), red-winged blackbirds, and a few others. Doves and pigeons feed on the food that the others spill onto the ground. Haven't seen a woodpecker around here in a very long time. I have have mockingbirds, but they like to eat cat food! -- Team Discovery |
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