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Congratulations to the winners of the World of Hummingbirds .com 2012 Calendar Contest. And they are:

Grand Prize Winner

  • Paul Harris, Costa Rica

Winners

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  • Lynda Sanders, Walnut, Ca.

  • Jerry Smith, Iowa

  • John, Levittown Pa.

  • Dee

  • Marco Argueta, La Paz, Honduras

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  • William Fiero, Mindo Ecuador

  • Anne Hudson

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  • William Fiero, Mindo Ecuador

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  • Verlin Wichman

  • Sue, Oregon

  • Gaylene Meyer, Seattle, WA

  • Laura Cortes, Mexico

  • Jerry Smith, Iowa

  • Alejandro Bedini, Chile

  • Fred Turner

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  • Jerry Smith, Iowa

  • Tiffany McGee

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Feeding Hummingbirds

Feeding hummingbirds is a very important part of being able to watch their antics. It can be quite amusing for you, and life saving for them. Hummingbirds have such a high metabolism and need to drink lots of nectar every day. A well placed feeder in a hummingbirds travels can be very important to their very existence. So, in a sense, feeding hummingbirds is not only rewarding, it is also public service to the hummingbirds.

HummZinger Feeders ExcelFeeding hummingbirds makes it easier for you to observe them. If a hummingbird does not have a reason to come to you, you would have to go to them. And let's be honest here, finding the tiny little fluffs of feathers out in the countryside or through the narrow streets of a city is not exactly the easiest thing to do. So you can see why there is such importance placed on the fine art of feeding hummingbirds. Although, if you really feel the need to go tromping through the countryside, or just want to get a closer view, you might want to get yourself a pair of Binoculars.

When feeding hummingbirds, there are a few things you need to do. First of all you need a hummingbird feeder. You can purchase one or even make your own homemade hummingbird feeder. It is also important to know the parts and pieces of a hummingbird feeder. This will make feeding as many hummingbirds as easy as possible with minimal maintenance from you.

The next thing on the list of feeding hummingbirds to do's is to know how to make hummingbird nectar. This is important to the health of a hummingbird. If made correctly, the hummingbirds will keep coming back for more. It is important to follow the recipe exactly. If someone tries feeding hummingbirds without the proper recipe, the likelihood of success diminishes rapidly.

You will also need to know how to attract hummingbirds to your feeder without attracting other pests such as ants, bees, or wasps. Hummingbirds that are feeding at your feeder don't want to be bothered with uninvited guests any more than you would. Also, if a hummingbird is not attracted to a feeder, the hummingbird will never know all the work you put into making a nice place to come and get a good healthy feeding.

After all is said and done, feeding hummingbirds is really relatively simple and can be very inexpensive. There are just a few things you need to know, and they can all be found here on the World of Hummingbirds .com website. If you have any questions about feeding hummingbirds, or anything else about hummingbirds, please do not hesitate to contact us.



 

 
 



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