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2. Yes, Hummingbird Feeders Can Be Stylish. These 8 Picks ... - AOL

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   From artisanal feeders to stylish Amazon picks to pollinator-friendly planter-feeder combos, here are the best hummingbird feeders for your outdoor space. Yes, Hummingbird Feeders Can Be Stylish.

3. Do Hummingbird Swings Really Attract Hummingbirds To ... - AOL

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   Feeders–and swings–should also be placed near shrubs and bushes to make them more attractive to hummingbirds. “Whenever possible, growing native plants will offer food, shelter, and, by ...

4. 13 Questions About Hummingbird Feeders Answered by the Pros - AOL

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   Even a very slow leak can make the feeders dirtier inside and out. Bees often carry pollen, and they may leave a light dusting of it on every visit to the feeder, adding to the mess.

5. W. R. Sullivan - Wikipedia

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   W. R. (Robert) Sullivan was the inventor of an early hummingbird feeder as well as an advocate for banding hummingbirds and hummingbirds living in zoos.. In 1932, Sullivan invented a hummingbird feeder designed to prevent other birds or insects from drinking from it, which he produced and sold locally around Kerrville, Texas.

6. This Hummingbird Feeder and Planter Is the Best Gift for the ...

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   Hanging Basket Hummingbird Feeder. Double the power of this hanging planter by filling it with a flower that'll attract hummingbirds. The winged creatures won't be able to resist the combination ...

7. Trap-lining - Wikipedia

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   Overall, plant species that are visited by trapliners have increased fitness and evolutionary advantages. [18] Because of this mutualistic relationship between traplining hummingbirds and plants, traplining hummingbirds have been referred to as "legitimate pollinators", while territorial hummingbirds have been referred to as "nectar thieves". [19]