As Temps Drop, How Do Hummers Fare?

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Kelsey Waddell
September 12, 2024

Welcome to today's edition of our bird-watching newsletter! As the weather begins to cool, we're focusing on ways to help hummingbirds survive and thrive, sharing tips and stories to ensure these tiny marvels are well-prepared for their journey.

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Stories Of The Day:

How Do Hummingbirds Survive the Cold? Winter Secrets Unveiled

Spring is on its way, and some migratory birds are already on their way north again. It’ll still be another month or so before most hummingbirds begin arriving back in the US, but when they

www.wildbirdscoop.com/how-do-hummingbirds-survive-the-cold.html

How Do You Keep Hummingbird Feeder From Freezing?

Hummingbird feeders filled with a sugar-water solution can be a great addition to a hummingbird-friendly space. These are commonly placed outside only over the warmest months, whereas hummingbirds are present during the summer months alone.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/keeping-hummingbird-nectar-from-freezing.html

Tip Of The Day

As temperatures begin to drop, it's crucial to keep your hummingbird feeders filled with fresh nectar to help these tiny birds gather enough energy for their migration. Ensure the nectar solution is four parts water to one part sugar, and consider bringing feeders indoors at night to prevent freezing.

How Long Can Hummingbirds Go Without Food? Avian Intrigue

Hummingbirds are tiny, vibrant little birds who are known for their dazzling aerial displays and seemingly insatiable appetites. As they flit from flower to flower with lightning speed, you may have wondered how often they

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Quote Of The Day

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The beauty of nature lies in its resilience and the harmony of its creatures.

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Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending time with us today. We hope your efforts to support our feathered friends bring warmth and joy to your backyard.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team