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Hummingbird Feeders In Your Backyard

By Rodger G Allenby

Hummingbird feeders can be placed in strategic, quiet locations of the backyard and you will see hummingbirds swoop down and take a quick drink from the sweet liquid present in the feeder.

If you notice hummingbirds in your area and you want to observe them in your yard, then you can place hummingbird feeders around strategic locations in your backyard and you will see them come and feed from the sweet liquid on the feeders.

In my yard, it all seems so quiet, until you see the birds swooping towards the feeder. They seem to be loving the sweet liquid as they linger around the hummingbird feeders for a long time.

Inspiration From Mum

My mum has a number of hummingbird feeders in her backyard. She gave me the inspiration to place hummingbird feeders in my backyard.

There are many things that bring my mother peace, and a few of these things are her hummingbird feeders. She has a few of them hanging in various places in her yard, and she can spend quite a bit of time watching the hummingbirds coming in for a quick drink.

Sit And Watch The Birds

There are only a few different hummingbirds in her area, and she and my grandfather often joke that they are fighting over the same birds. They are quite fun to watch, and I have even been able to take a few pictures of the birds, while they were feeding.

My grandfather has his hummingbird feeders hanging near his plants, and he and my grandmother often sit and watch them out by the big picture window.

My mom does not have this luxury, so she has put one of her hummingbird feeders right next to her kitchen window. This is the best place, because she spends a lot of her time in her kitchen.

Not Spooking The Feeding Hummingbirds

She can see them when they fly up for a drink, and she can then watch them without spooking them. I’m not sure if they can see her or not, but she can walk right up to the window and they don’t budge. They didn’t spook when I took photos either.

The funniest part about the hummingbird feeders has to do with one of my mom’s cats. She has a large, orange cat named Otis who you might confuse with Garfield.

He is a huge loveable guy, but still has his natural hunting instincts. He will sit on her sink and watch the hummingbird feeders for hours on end.

Hummingbird Feeders Are Different

If you want to have bird feeders in your yard, but you aren’t sure what you want, you might want to consider having hummingbird feeders instead.

They are different from other feeders because they fill up with a sweet liquid rather than bird seed. Hummingbirds usually swoop in, take a quick drink, and then fly off, but I have seen some hover around the feeders for quite a long time.

Swooping Towards The Feeder

We don’t know where they nest or where they go when they fly away, but we can always count on seeing them almost every day.

I have taken a review of my options and put a hummingbird feeder under my trees in my backyard. I have noticed there are a number of hummingbirds in my trees and I can see them swooping towards the feeder, to get some of the sweet liquid and then they are off again.

One At A Time

They seem to come, one at a time. It looks to me that if one comes first, then the others seems to come soon after. One at a time.

There are times when I am sitting and relaxing on one side of my backyard, away from the trees and I can see the hummingbirds swooping down to the hummingbird feeder.

Its so relaxing, just to watch the hummingbirds in the quite of the day.

About the Author:
Rodger G Allenby has written a number of articles on birds, gardening and landscaping including Soda Bottle Bird Feeder, Purple Martin Houses, Wild Bird Feeders, Grass Seed, Garden Supplies, Backyard Ideas, Green Lawn, Backyard Landscaping Pictures, Underground Pet Fence, Backyard Fences, Fish Ponds.
Keep a lookout for more of his articles on this website.



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