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Same here in Moretown
We often have a large number of hummers stay with us for the summer, and this morning they are all working very hard to stay energized.
I counted 12 at one time in the front yard. They are all hiding in a lilac bush next to the feeders, and coming out to get a drink and dispute territory. And, there is a second group in the back yard!
Entertaining, but I really feel for them on this cold, wet day.
Scott Sainsbury
On May 24, 2013, at 10:49 AM, carolyn boardman wrote:
> In Brownington, we are seeing frantic hummingbird activity with up to now 10 birds
> buzzing around under cover from the pouring rain on the porch. All six feeders are being
> visited with much excitement and defense
> This must be fallout I think.
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> Carolyn Boardman
> we usually only have 2 or 3 for the summer
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