Hummingbird Feeder

Really nice idea! And…nice project! Do you have to paint it red or will they just come to the red tips.
We all know what you mean about the “bumps”...we all have them. It really turned out nice.
Ellen

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this looks like a good idea , most feeders fill up with ants .
this looks like it will stop that !
nice job , thanks !

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Nice job and a great way to get a chance to see some humingbirds. I haven’t seen one except for photos since 1944 in southern California. Don’t worry about the little mistakes underway, everybody makes them. With experience you will learn how to fix them.

-- Mike, American in Norway

Nice job, i seem to have a few of those little “bumps” all the time :-))

Mike, there are humming birds that fly from pole to pole every year. Put out a feeder, I’m sure they are there some where:-))

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Top…who says Mike’s a Pole. And why would they go to Poles instead of Americans or Irish?

-- Gary, DeKalb Texas only 4 miles from the mill

Hey Joe
Cool design, looks good. well done

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:-)) :-)) They fly from the north pole to the south pole and back again every year. At least one species does. There are more speies of hummingbirds than just about any other animal. I’d be surpresed if there aren’t any in Norway.

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I’ve seen lots of humming birds, but indoors, I don’t think I’ve ever seen that before. Very nice.

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NICE…....well played sir!

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In Texas it gets so hot that the nectar goes bad very quickly. Keeping the bottles shaded like that should help preserve it longer. Nice job.

-- Trent Tidmore, Grapevine, TX

good looking project, would also be a cool design for a bird condo. i had a hummingbird come in the shop last summer. other then giving me a heart attack, no harm. he wouldn’t fly back out the door, so i had to catch and rls the little dude.

hummingbirds had to leave southern cal, your governor was trying to tax them.

repeat after me; not bumps, redesign opportunities..

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