Hummingbird Migration and functional Feeders

[@mollypitcher9380]

Thanks for the info!

[@michaelo1492]

Thanks for the hummingbird web site ! will be watching for their arrival this spring !

[@greenize1959]

I saw my first Hummer of the season this week. It was a male ruby throated!❤️ That’s pretty much what kind we get in Midwest, USA. I also saw my first Baltimore Oriole of the season. I saw him one day, my Hummer the next! Love springtime!

[@aliciac2167]

There here in southern ky

[@karenloucks7446]

Can bees get in

[@gilligallou]

Hi Karen, thank you for your inquiry, as mentioned in the video there are many built in features such as food port guards, moulded food ports to keep nectar in the feeder, good separation from the nectar to the food port, helping not to over fill the feeder, our plant based sweetener with added vitamins and minerals is higher food value for the birds and doesn’t attract the un want as much, like bees. I also recommend cutting back on sugar as the summer goes along, makes it less attractive to bees , but mostly having a feeder that keeps the nectar from getting to the outside of the feeder is most important, as these do. Thanks , Bob

[@THATHATSALLFOLKS]

do you go to white lake?

[@gilligallou]

I do, I’m in the area

[@THATHATSALLFOLKS]

@@gilligallou any fish left?

[@gilligallou]

@@THATHATSALLFOLKS spring bass, water would be warm now with all this heat, haven’t gone for while, holiday season also, lots of traffic, fall , late September 👌👌

[@THATHATSALLFOLKS]

@@gilligallou i've been told you don't get much snow. is this true?