Should You Take Down Your Hummingbird Feeder this Fall? Here’s What the Bird Experts Say!

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  • @Biodiversity-Institute
    @Biodiversity-Institute 9 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    Nice work...excellent information on hummingbird feeders...I have found a couple of dead Anna's hummingbirds in my backyard in past years in the middle of winter...they are resident in our area, but I think some winters get a bit too cold for them and they have trouble surviving the night.

    • @BackyardBiologyBoys
      @BackyardBiologyBoys  3 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา +1

      @@Biodiversity-Institute thanks, and sorry to hear that. I’ve once found a hummingbird in torpor hanging upside down off my feeder; it was the strangest thing. I didn’t see it the next morning so I was left assuming it was fine.

    • @Biodiversity-Institute
      @Biodiversity-Institute 21 นาทีที่ผ่านมา

      @BackyardBiologyBoys Hanging upside-down...yes if I recall correctly the anatomy/physiology of bird feet is such that when they relax their feet the toes, or talons in raptors, will close shut. It may roost upside-down, perhaps, to better avoid predation while roosting or to sway in the wind or just because hummingbird feet are rather weak compared to other bird families...just a hypothesis I don't know...the two dead anna's hummingbirds I found were on the ground.