As hummingbirds start to consider nesting options, it’s time for those who feed them to think about their part in the process.
The south coast of B.C. is not a natural place for hummingbirds, but over the decades of urbanization, gardens and feeders have lured them north from California and Baja, explains Alison Moran of the Hummingbird Project with the Rocky Point Bird Observatory.
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