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The colorful spring air show is back.
Ruby-throated hummingbirds are back to buzzing backyard bird feeders, and orioles are chattering in the trees overhead.
“They are very different birds, but are attracted to feeders in somewhat the same way,” says Wade Kammin, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in Springfield, Ill.
Concord, NH (PRWEB) May 15, 2012
Each spring when hummingbird feeders go up, Duncraft begins to get calls from customers asking how to keep bees away from the sweet nectar. If bees or wasps are a problem, Duncraft offers these tips:
Use a hummingbird feeder with bee guards or bee guard tips so the bees can’t get into the nectar.
