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Sun, Aug 30, 09 at 22:59
| For the last 3 days I have still had 3 hummers around the yard. They are getting what is left of the bee balm and of course I keep the feeder full for them. I live in Northern Ontario and was wondering if anyone knows how much longer these little guys would be hanging around. I just love watching them, I can stand about a foot from the feeder and they don't even mind. Sometimes they just hover in front of me for a few seconds....I like to believe they are saying hello and thanks for the food. LOL |
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- Posted by hummersteve 6 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 31, 09 at 0:11
| Its really hard to say for sure could be gone any day now just depends on the area. I have been to your province a long time ago. I fished in or on "little go home bay" |
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- Posted by voodoobrew 9 CA (My Page) on Tue, Sep 1, 09 at 19:45
| I live in CA and our Anna's will stay through winter if happy. I have been busy planting winter blooming salvias, etc, to keep them here. I don't have a feeder... I'm really "mean" like that. :P I just put this new [for me] plant out, and they found it immediately and went crazy: |
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