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Because I am using treated city water, I boil it first and let it sit for a bit before adding sugar. I feel it sort of neutralizes it a bit. I have my feeders on the fourth floor of a big apartment building and the only thing I have in my favour are the woods on two sides of me. I do get a lone hummer which is very exciting for me.
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Most of the big apartment complexes don't allow bird feeding at all but I don't consider feeding HBs breaking the rules. 
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