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My thanks to Jean and Chris for the excellent butterfly education! Also, re peepers; the area around my home is surrounded with their calling just now - the most ever since they moved in when I built my pond six years ago. And while I am very used to seeing them during their dark skinned spring stay, your point is well taken, Jim, about the seasonal colour change - I did not recognise Angus's photo as a peeper at all; so my peeper education is now increased as well! And finally re hummers; to my surprise I had one flying around my deck just 20 minutes ago! This is the latest I have personally ever seen one in my area (St Margarets Bay). I felt rather badly for it as I had discontinued my feeder a few days ago, at which time the only one I had recently seen 2 - 3days prior to that could not work out how to use my feeder, from which I assumed it was either a stranger in transit or a juvenile. This leads me to ask when one should stop feeding them; does leaving the feeders up too long encourage them to linger too late, or do they rely on other, more vital cues? Eleanor Lindsay, Seabright,
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