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In reply to the discussion: I was taking nature pix in the yard, and then it happened [View all]duhneece
(4,509 posts)50. NO! Feeding other than sugar can cause beak mold
Honey, guava, etc. can cause mold on their beaks...don't know why. Seems counter intuitive to me, but I know it to be true from professional yearrs ago.
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Steve, I was feeling blue and missing my parents who are both passed. Some days, even after all this
roguevalley
Sep 2015
#17
We just use the bird store bought mix, but here is How to Make Hummingbird Nectar
Omaha Steve
Sep 2015
#36
PLAIN sugar water is fine. 4:1 water:sugar, boil 5 min. add NO coloring. n/t
TygrBright
Sep 2015
#49
I took a bicycle helmet and attached a two foot steel rod to it with nylon ties.
Snobblevitch
Sep 2015
#53
I have a soft spot for wildlife, too! I'm sure those birds appreciate you greatly. nt
MADem
Sep 2015
#35