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I actually had a visit from one on Friday afternoon. I always hang feeders around the deck and as lazy as I am just had not gotten them out yet. Well I got buzzed and then he came and looked me in the eye as if to say "i'm here already , feed me" So I immediately went and got my feeders and put them out. Maybe he will thank me with some good pictures this year.
I put up my feeders today, I checked on the hummer migration site and they have been spotted in PA and I don't want to miss them. They are so fun to have around and the kitties get great enjoyment from them too.
I actually had a visit from one on Friday afternoon. I always hang feeders around the deck and as lazy as I am just had not gotten them out yet. Well I got buzzed and then he came and looked me in the eye as if to say "i'm here already , feed me" So I immediately went and got my feeders and put them out. Maybe he will thank me with some good pictures this year.
He came back for his dinner, in-between snacks and supper. He has gone to bed now. Maybe there will be more visitors tomorrow. Keeping my fingers crossed.
I put up my feeders today, I checked on the hummer migration site and they have been spotted in PA and I don't want to miss them. They are so fun to have around and the kitties get great enjoyment from them too.
we still have to wait for a while before we see them this far north, I think its still to cold for them here in New England, I'll wait for them, I'll be putting up feeders this week end just in case the show up early.
I saw on the map Bear that they have been spotted close to NH/Maine so going to put mine up this weekend. We had a frost last night and brrrrr this am but suppose to get in the 60's later today
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