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Thu, 6 Jan 2022 11:18:10 -0500
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I hope this is permitted through the listserv.

People in Garfield Hts., OH have been hosting a Rufous Hummingbird. Up
until now our weather in northern OH has been pretty mild. The following is
what the hosts are asking. I thought someone out there has had some
experience with keeping hummers protected. Thank you.

Are there any suggestions on sheltering and keeping a hummingbird safe
through the winter?  I have a Rufus staying around my house?  It was
identified and banded back in December.  Is there a way to keep the hummer
warmer though the winter, and safe till she decides to go South?  We have
put up winter feeders with the light bulb keeping the nectar from freezing
but wondering where she spends a day somewhere to block the wind?
--
Nancy Howell
Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society
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