Hummingbird Time!

9/30/2016

It is humming bird time in Texas! In the upcoming weeks you should be spotting a tiny bird zipping from flower to flower.

Tiny? Yes, tiny. Hummingbirds are the smallest bird in size. Ranging from the 2ish-inch Bee Hummingbird of Cuba to the 8.5-inch Giant Hummingbird of South America. Even though they are small in size, their "family" is huge; with approximately 340 species recorded. Of those species, you are more likely to white-eared, green-breasted mangoes, blue-throated and Allen's broad-billed in the greater Houston area. That doesn't mean you won't see a few others!

Want to see them more often? Make a hummingbird friendly backyard. Plan a variety of summer blooms such as Turk's Cap or Salvia and set up feeders containing sugar water [see recipe below.] Hummingbirds are fierce competitors so if you spot multiples, then add more feeders. Once they find a food source, they will come back annually and maybe even all year long!

Hummers sugar water
Ingrediants

1/4 cup REFINED white sugar (Honey can promote fungal growth & organic, natural sugars contain harmful levels of iron)
1 cup boiling water
bowl
spoon

Steps

Mix sugar & boiling water until sugar is dissolved.
Cool and fill feeder.
Hang up your feeder outside and wait for the hummingbirds to visit!

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2/4/2018 10:58:44 pm

Such an informative blog post. There are so many things and facts that we should really understand about the hummingbirds. Thank you for sharing that other information including the recipe on how to make a "Hummers sugar water". This will help us to prepare our backyard for the hummingbirds. Beyond everything, we should always remember that birds, like other animals, need care and protection. Better to make them free if you cannot help them live. Protect them from other people who don't care about their extinction.

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