Why Do HUMMINGBIRDS FIGHT Over Feeders?
Hummingbirds are constantly fighting each other. Hummingbirds fight over feeders; hummingbirds fight over flowers; and hummingbirds fight over their whole territory. Hummingbirds are very territorial because their very lives depend on them guarding their food source.
A hummingbird has to eat its whole body weight every couple of days, so once a bird has found something he really likes he is going to protect that food.
Even though you see many birds on my balcony, the fighting over the hummingbird feeders goes on constantly. If you are trying to deal with territorial hummingbirds at your own feeders, try creating more territories so the bully birds can’t protect all of them.
Hummingbirds are the same all over the Americas. Everywhere you go to find them, you will see them fighting over their territory.
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A hummingbird has to eat its whole body weight every couple of days, so once a bird has found something he really likes he is going to protect that food.
Even though you see many birds on my balcony, the fighting over the hummingbird feeders goes on constantly. If you are trying to deal with territorial hummingbirds at your own feeders, try creating more territories so the bully birds can’t protect all of them.
Hummingbirds are the same all over the Americas. Everywhere you go to find them, you will see them fighting over their territory.
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You can become a Member of Hummingbird Spot here:
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My name is Carole Turek and I am on a quest to photograph every single hummingbird species on the planet! There are over 350 types and I currently have photographed more than 200 of them.
Whether you are a hummingbird or bird enthusiast, a birding photographer, a general birder, or you just love nature, we have something here for you!
Come with me virtually as I explore Central and South America to find the most beautiful hummingbirds in the world.
Subscribe! A new video every Sunday!
📌You can follow us here:
🔹Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hummingbirdspot
🔹Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1817229608337170
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🔸Website & blog: https://www.hummingbirdspot.com
This material may not be copied or reuploaded without written permission from Hummingbird Spot, Inc.
#fightinghummingbirds #hummingbird
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