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03-12-2003, 12:18 PM #1Super Moderator
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Spring Hummingbird Migration
For those who love watching hummingbirds this site is for you. Every year we watch the migration of hummingbirds as they make their way across Canada and the US on a map at this site. You can get involved by reporting the first hummer you see at your feeder. It's one of those little things I enjoy doing every Spring. The little hummer that flutters around as you move your mouse is fun too.
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Thanks I love Humming birds and can't wait till they come back to my back yard
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What a neat site! thanks I love to fill my 3 feeders and have a great time watching the little guys. They tend to get mad when I stand outside though and have no qualms about letting me know that too! LOL
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Thanks, hummingbirds are one of those things in life that are free. They bring me so much happiness. Thanks for this!!!
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Oh I LOVE Hummers!! I put up feeder right outside my kitchen window-Less than 6 inches from it and they come all the time-I have even seen their nests in the trees by my house after the leaves go off in the fall-they are so tiny its amazing!!
Thanks for the link-I used to have it, but it was lost. You have made my day!! Thanks
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I'll be watching ..................
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Thanks! Dh will love this!
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I have a feeder and it was my first one for hummingbirds. It was great to see them visit. Thanks for the link.
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