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OK will try - but have had no luck in previous years - has anyone had luck =
on the Peninsula and if so any tips?
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From: uhoeger@dal.ca
Subject: Re: [NatureNS] earliest hummingbird - question
Date: Fri=2C 9 Apr 2010 16:12:36 -0300
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
Putting one or two feeders up -now or in the next few days would be good ti=
ming- and growing appropriate flowering plants in your garden is pretty muc=
h all that can be done.
What flowers are attractive for hummers and native to the area can be found=
in a number of hummingbird books and on various websites. Bee balm is hi=
gh up on their hit list.
On South Mountain in the Valley they can be expected in the first week of M=
ay=2C individuals show up one or sometimes two weeks before that.
On 9-Apr-10=2C at 3:46 PM=2C Mary Macaulay wrote:
What is the best way to attract hummingbirds to a Halifax Peninsula back ya=
rd?
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OK will try - but have had no luck in previous years - has anyone had luck =
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From: uhoeger@dal.ca<BR>Subject: Re: [NatureNS] earliest hummingbird - ques=
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ca<BR><BR>Putting one or two feeders up -now or in the next few days would =
be good timing- and growing appropriate flowering plants in your garden is =
pretty much all that can be done.
<DIV>What flowers are attractive for hummers and native to the area can be =
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<DIV>On South Mountain in the Valley they can be expected in the first week=
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