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    This one hit the window at the lake!

    Yes he/she did make it. We had her in a shoe box for a little while and clamly flew away... That window is a death trap with even hummingbirds hitting it :( We put a wind sock in front of the window and most havent hit it yet! Garrett
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    This one hit the window at the lake!

    Ive got no clue on this species.
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    Best Hummingbird Feeders?

    Hmmm well the problem that we are having in the summer time is that we need several feeders as the Male usually takes one as "his own" kicks the rest of the females out and the females head for the trees... i think several hummingbird feeders would solve this problem... There isnt that many...
  4. RT hummers

    RT hummers

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    Best Hummingbird Feeders?

    Which do you think are the best to use? Post pics if you need to... and which attract the most hummers? Also is postition really important? Garrett :flyaway:
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    HummerToons . . .

    More! lol these are some great pics... and youve gotta be even more thankful for your location... ;) Garrett
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    Somewhere I Got Idea this Does Not Happen

    What ive found is that there are usually 2 or 3 females at the feeder out at our lake (since im in the city) and once a male comes along they all go into the trees.. You think theyll come back next summer? and if they do i hope more come :D They would come to the feeder in 5 minute intervals...
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    What kind of Hummer is this?!

    Hnmmm looks like a flicker.. (woodpecker family) and that must be a very large feeder as flickers are also one of the larger woodpeckers!
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    Today at the feeder

    Wow i saw a tree full of about 20 grosbeaks this summer it was really nice!
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    Canon vs Nikon

    There is no comparison when it comes to Canons Glass... it is top notch! best consumer lens out there IMO...
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    Unknow bird (3 pictures)

    Oh no... i knew this would happen.. i let out many killer finch/redpole/deju hybrids out a little while ago and they have turned up in quebec! LOL j/k and i have NO CLUE what this is... i wouldnt have believed it unless you gave us a pic... Garrett
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    Another ruby throated hummingbird
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    RTHU

    Another ruby-throated hummingbird
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    RTHU

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    help bird id

    Maybe a kinda Starling? Dont kow very man black bitrds that are patched like a cow? lol Maybe a B&W warbler or some kinda bird.. lol
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