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Video

Posted by ctnchpr (My Page) on
Wed, Sep 2, 09 at 11:13

This little juvie male was guarding some Cardinal flowers.

Here is a link that might be useful: It has sound, but mostly cicadas


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RE: Video

Nice video ctnchpr!

Care to explain what the second feeder is on your list of videos? Is that a home made feeder? Was it hard to do? Looks interesting from the side!

Ken


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RE: Video

Thanks, eigdeh! That's a homemade PVC feeder. It started as almost a joke, but it turned out to be a very nice feeder. It may not look it, but it's easy to maintain and it puts the hummers in what appears to be a very comfortable feeding position. You need to have a lot of hummers to make it practical. Here's its evolution over the past 3 years -

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Wow!!!

Amazing feeder, I applaud your creativity! I can see why those feeders are supported from the bottom rather than being hung!

I don't have the volume of birds to use one of those, but I think Steve should look into getting in contact with you! :c)

Did you think about making a window feeder version of that? Bottle on one side and not in view of the window, ports only on the outside? That would be pretty cool!


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Nice vid nice feeder but a little loud. I havent noticed any cicadas in this area yet, maybe its a little early.


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RE: Video

Thanks, eigdeh & hummersteve!! A PVC window feeder?...hmmmmm...now that's a good idea!!!

Here's another video of the little chap. You can see his throat move when he chirps...

Here is a link that might be useful: video


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PLEASE DON'T GIVE HIM ANY MORE IDEAS!!! He's already taken over part of the dining room with his "creations".

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