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Birders

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1. Typical behavior

Reply to Arkansas Granny (Original post)

Fri Jun 2, 2017, 01:25 PM

Jun 2017

for Finch's. We get the little Guy's in February when the Migration begins. Appears they smell the Sugar and you will notice they will swing the feeder in order for the liquid to splash up through the holes. Until the bugs appear,they love to hassle the feeders.

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I have my hummingbird feeders put up in their usual spots and I've been getting a few regulars [View all] Arkansas Granny Jun 2017 OP

Typical behavior Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author BamaRefugee Jun 2017 #2

maybe they are looking for water. nt Mosby Jun 2017 #3

I don't think that's it. There is a large pond just a couple hundred feet away. Arkansas Granny Jun 2017 #4