Archive for June, 2010
This is the first hummingbird article I’ve seen that gives the history of hummingbird feeders. The author includes points to consider when selecting a hummingbird feeder, as well as the best places to hang them. You will find lots of practical, interesting information…
Modern Hummingbird Feeders, History and Choosing One for Today
By: Steve Peek
Important diet supplement
Hummingbird feeders dispense liquid, not seeds. The mainstay of a hummingbird’s diet is made up of insects and spiders. The liquid in your feeder is more like “emergency rations” to your birds. During a typical day a hummingbird will collect nectar from about 100 different flowers. They avoid flowers with nectar containing less than 25% sugar. Read the rest of this entry »

