Ron The Best is Yet to Come
@Ringo4maga
22 April, 10:58
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Andrea COLEMAN
@AndieJJ
22 April, 11:02
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WOW! Longing for that peace here. The bees will not let the hummingbird near the feeder. I have to move it around the yard and oil with peppermint the feeder. Our Ruby Reds always find it and it takes the bees a few days. Awesome picture
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Ron The Best is Yet to Come
@Ringo4maga
23 April, 07:51
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Sorry I am assuming you have a hive it may just be the local bees we have a lot of them
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Maybe. Not sure. It was just one bee and our ruby reds would creatively drink from the other side but then it was two bees and then 3.
I had heard that hummingbirds would eat them but not mine. I oiled the feeder with peppermint and oil which worked pretty well for a time. I moved the feeder every few days also which helped then the humming birds migrated on so I took it down.
I am trying again. I love your picture; it's amazing and so wonderful to see. It give me hope of this type of shared love happening here.
I had heard that hummingbirds would eat them but not mine. I oiled the feeder with peppermint and oil which worked pretty well for a time. I moved the feeder every few days also which helped then the humming birds migrated on so I took it down.
I am trying again. I love your picture; it's amazing and so wonderful to see. It give me hope of this type of shared love happening here.
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