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Scared hummingbirds away?? (4 Viewers)

tamany01

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I recently hung a plastic solar-powered hummingbird dangling lights in my backyard. I normally get a lot of ruby throated visitors throughout the day but since I did this, I haven't seen anyone. Is that a coincidence or is it possible these are scaring them away?
 

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KC Foggin

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The difference could have held them back. I'd give it a couple of more days and if you still don't see any then I would remove the lights.

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dave598

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I recently hung a plastic solar-powered hummingbird dangling lights in my backyard. I normally get a lot of ruby throated visitors throughout the day but since I did this, I haven't seen anyone. Is that a coincidence or is it possible these are scaring them away?
My better half and I had those when we lived in Las Vegas and as long as they were not near the feeders they did not seem to bother the Hummingbirds.
 

dave598

RETIRED OLD GOAT, AS THE OTHER HALF SAYS.
United States
The difference could have held them back. I'd give it a couple of more days and if you still don't see any then I would remove the lights.

Hi there tamany and a warm welcome to you from those of us on staff here at BirdForum (y)
We're glad you found us and thanks for taking a moment to say hello. Please join in wherever you like ;)
KC when my other half and I lived in Las Vegas we had three sets of those lights and we had them about two to three feet away from the feeders and they were okay with them. Just a personnel observation.
 

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