Do not be concerned too much if bees are attracted to your feeders. Our bees are suffering a decline so we are glad to see them access nectar along with the hummingbirds. If you are allergic to bee stings then keep your distance. Be safe.
BY BUTTERFLY FARM & GARDENS OF SAN ANTONIO
Monday, April 28, 2008
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Ant Problem 2.0
It's early in the year and many of us still do not have an ant problem but we usually do later in the season. So here is some advise shared with us.
One of our friends had the following suggestion. It appears that ants will eat corn meal set out near your feeders. The corn meal expands inside the ant and... no more ants where the feeders are. If you have other advise we would love to hear about it.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Perspective Shot
The above photo shows the size of most hummingbirds. They are small.
These mini hummingbird feeders contain just the right amount of nectar so they can finish it before it goes stale and moldy. Even if you inadvertently leave a feeder out a long time and it gets moldy it will not have moldy nectar as it will be empty, thus no hummers will be harmed.
Clean feeders - Healthy hummers
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Hummingbird in San Antonio TX
Jacob from San Antonio Texas sent us this lovely photo. Do you have photos to share? You can email me at iracavazos@hotmail.com. Please state if you will allow us to post your photo or photos on our blog. Thanks, Jacob.
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