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The hummers sure like our feeder!!!

DOTLDaddy
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But how do I get rid of those pesky, little ants! :M:W

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CA_POPPY
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When our son was real little, he decided that bees were the first stage of birds.
I suppose that made as much sense as caterpillars morphing into butterflies. ๐Ÿ™‚
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Old-Biscuit
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WE get some honeybees occasionally at our feeders but most of the time the 'dominant' male hummer chases them away

Heck......he even tries to chase me off the porch.
Been eye to eye with him on occasions.
Couple of more seconds and he could have called my bluff......that long thin beak looks ominous!
Is it time for your medication or mine?


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bobcouch
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To offer a serious comment on a fun post.
When bees took over our hummingbird feeder, I went on line and found a suggestion to change our sugar to water ratio from 1:4 to 1:6.
It actually works! The birds still like it, but the bees lost interest.
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gbopp
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DOTLDaddy wrote:
dturm wrote:
Those are tiny hummingbirds. Some species I'm not familiar with :B
Perhaps they are the rare and elusive "Honeybirds". :@


I think they are miniature ring tail hummingbirds. :C

DOTLDaddy
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dturm wrote:
Those are tiny hummingbirds. Some species I'm not familiar with :B
Perhaps they are the rare and elusive "Honeybirds". :@

Walter & Garland - Camp Canine caretakers
Miss Inga (aka "Shorty") - 10 y.o. old GSD.
Gen. Gretchen - Joined Rainbow Div., June 27, 2017 at age 13
Gen. Missy - Joined Rainbow Div., June 11,2006 at age 12
2018 Montana HC305RL 5th wheel
2018 Silverado HD 6.0L

DOTLDaddy
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rv2go wrote:
....My buds are larger than yours...

You're not braggin, . . . . are ya? And besides that, just how do you know yours are bigger than mine! :o:W

Walter & Garland - Camp Canine caretakers
Miss Inga (aka "Shorty") - 10 y.o. old GSD.
Gen. Gretchen - Joined Rainbow Div., June 27, 2017 at age 13
Gen. Missy - Joined Rainbow Div., June 11,2006 at age 12
2018 Montana HC305RL 5th wheel
2018 Silverado HD 6.0L

dturm
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Those are tiny hummingbirds. Some species I'm not familiar with :B
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rv2go
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Put a thin coat of Vaseline on the flower buds. My buds are larger than yours and the vaseline works.
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Tripalot
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I just took our hummingbird feeder down yesterday. The hummers were still using it, but we could not live with the hundreds of wasps we were getting.
Sitting out on our patio with a drink or any food was impossible. Very annoying that we cannot enjoy the birds, but they will be migrating soon I suspect.
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