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Hummingbirds are also carnivores
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<blockquote data-quote="emoxley" data-source="post: 81289" data-attributes="member: 8006"><p>Neat shot.</p><p>Yes, they eat bugs. They especially like fruit flies. You can put a banana peel in a shoebox, and leave it open a few days. Once fruit flies start to appear, put a lid on it. They will reproduce. Occasionally, open the lid and let a few flies out for the hummers. Of course, you'll want the box near the feeder. </p><p></p><p>Did you know it's a federal offense to possess even a hummingbird feather, much less the bird itself? It's because they are migratory birds, and are covered by the federal migratory laws.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="emoxley, post: 81289, member: 8006"] Neat shot. Yes, they eat bugs. They especially like fruit flies. You can put a banana peel in a shoebox, and leave it open a few days. Once fruit flies start to appear, put a lid on it. They will reproduce. Occasionally, open the lid and let a few flies out for the hummers. Of course, you'll want the box near the feeder. Did you know it's a federal offense to possess even a hummingbird feather, much less the bird itself? It's because they are migratory birds, and are covered by the federal migratory laws. [/QUOTE]
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