Farewell until next year
09-23-2011, 05:56 AM
#42
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Location: Dayton, Ohio
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I lve my hummers also and have not seen any for a couple days. But my sister who lives about 15 miles south has seen hers still.
I will miss them too. I had one caught in my screened in porch and was able to get him on my hand too by he time my husb got the camera he flew away. I was bummed.
I will miss them too. I had one caught in my screened in porch and was able to get him on my hand too by he time my husb got the camera he flew away. I was bummed.
09-23-2011, 06:37 AM
#46
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: northern California
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Never even heard of hummingbirds being so trusting!! You must be special!
We used to live in the mountains near Yosemite. We had a single plastic flowered hummingbird feeder. When ever it got low the birds would fly around my husband, almost hitting him. Once I witnessed this when he was headed out to the barn and he just turned around and took down the feeder and refilled it. He said, "When they start doing that I can't get anything done until I take care of them!"
They were a lot more fun than the bear that tried to get to it. DH raised the feed higher into a tree after that!
We used to live in the mountains near Yosemite. We had a single plastic flowered hummingbird feeder. When ever it got low the birds would fly around my husband, almost hitting him. Once I witnessed this when he was headed out to the barn and he just turned around and took down the feeder and refilled it. He said, "When they start doing that I can't get anything done until I take care of them!"
They were a lot more fun than the bear that tried to get to it. DH raised the feed higher into a tree after that!
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