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Post by mainiad on Sept 28, 2013 12:52:49 GMT -5
We live outside of Mount Dora and we bought a couple of feeders but are clueless where to lace them. Shady, sunny neer certain types of flowers, away from the house
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Post by Fla Grown on Oct 1, 2013 11:40:08 GMT -5
We live in Mount Dora. I have planted native Florida plant species around our house that hummingbirds feed on. We see hummingbirds on a regular basis throughout the day. The other morning I was sitting at the kitchen table for about an hour an saw 10. Earlier this year we had a female make a nest outside our upstairs bedroom in the Sweet Gum trees. Truly amazing. As for feeders, we haven't used them but I know people who have them right outside their door and they have success.
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Post by snooks on May 16, 2014 18:30:05 GMT -5
Live in Port Orange. For several years have seen hummingbirds but this year they came and then left. Or they are coming so early in the A.M. I am not seeing and same in the evening. Squirrels were a problem so feeder had to come out from under a tree. Next I had to go ahead and use a shepherd hook pole. Did not stop squirrels. Now the baffle and was able to stop. But hummingbirds like under the tree for security I really believe. I have to keep out or the squirrels jump from tree limbs since they can not get to them any other way now. I only have one feeder out. Change liquid every third day so not stagnant. Do you have any advice?
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