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[Yowza Wowza]

@HomesteaderWife check this out!

 

[HomesteaderWife]

@LittleBrownie - I saw that shortly afer it came out, what an amazing relationship he has with his hummingbird friend

 

[HomesteaderWife]

I'd love to hear thoughts on this video. I have been so hesitant to speak, let alone compile a how-to video of my own. Thank you to anyone who watches over it!

 

[Yowza Wowza]

Been seeing and hearing a lot of juvenile hummingbirds lately! Sadly I believe Fred has moved on from our home and ventured elsewhere.

 

[HomesteaderWife]

@LittleBrownie - How are your hummers doing?

 

[HomesteaderWife]

Finally got my first go at slow motion hummers finished:

 

[Yowza Wowza]

@LittleBrownie - How are your hummers doing?

We’ve definitely been flocked here, lots of young hummers!! We only have two feeders out now, but they keep sucking them dry! We would put out more, but there isn’t a lot of shade and they’re being highly territorial

 

[HomesteaderWife]

@LittleBrownie - Have you seen the Territorial Hummingbirds video? (

) - can't get links to work for some reason sorry!

She talks about ways to ease territorial tensions. Another of her videos mentions adding perches right there by the feeders so they can't get way up high and hide to watch all the feeders. If you're able to space them out, out of sight from one another, it also helps.

So glad you have lots of little visitors, where you're at, the females have been nesting for some time and probably are on second or third clutch right about now. Seeing those young hummers is such a cool thing

 

[HomesteaderWife]

My favorite hummingbird lady just went back to Ecuador and filmed some amazing hummingbird species there - he is her first video showing birds from there:

 

[Yowza Wowza]

@LittleBrownie - Have you seen the Territorial Hummingbirds video? (

) - can't get links to work for some reason sorry!

She talks about ways to ease territorial tensions. Another of her videos mentions adding perches right there by the feeders so they can't get way up high and hide to watch all the feeders. If you're able to space them out, out of sight from one another, it also helps.

So glad you have lots of little visitors, where you're at, the females have been nesting for some time and probably are on second or third clutch right about now. Seeing those young hummers is such a cool thing

Ah thank you much for the video!!
We put up a secret feeder in one of our nectarine trees far from the other feeders.