I still have all four species. Really, calliope seem most aggressive but get a pass because they are tiny.
Bill Moore
Hot Hoot Owl Rd
Inkom
> On Jul 23, 2019, at 11:25 AM, TOM and SUSAN SONIVILLE tomnsueid@msn.com [ible]
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> So far, we are seeing more Black Chinned hummers that usual. Thanks to the cool, wet weather, our flowers have exploded, and I think they like the “buffet” we are offering. We rarely see a male Rufous here. Maybe once every 2-3 years. Is anyone getting Calliopes?
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> Tom Soniville
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> We have had a male Rufous here, sporadically, since the 10th. Two females showed up over the weekend. Far fewer black-chinned than usual for this time of year.
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> Patty Gailey
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> Blackfoot
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