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It will take a year or two before the Living Room's plants have settled in to their new environment, and are looking their best but I know that I would never hear the end of it if I didn't show you a few pictures of what it's like on the inside.....
The Living Room is a great place to sit and enjoy a morning cup of coffee, watch the sun rise, and listen to the birds singing. There are times, however, that you may have to duck to avoid being hit by the Hummingbirds as they battle for control of the area. I've watched eight Hummers sparring with each other as I sat there. Once the Honeysuckles cover the roof I'm certain there will be even more of them.....
To be continued......
From: Cedar Hill, WA | Registered: Feb 2004
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quote: I know that I would never hear the end of it if I didn't show you a few pictures of what it's like on the inside
And whom were you referring to by that statement????
Wow....the livingroom is already starting to fill in!!! The honeysuckle is blooming. I just love all the burls....Absolutely fantastic Wild Willy!!! Now run that cable line out there and you have it made....no need to go inside ever again!!!! (filled with strawberry/banana margarita's)
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From: California | Registered: Mar 2003
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It appears that my Hummingbirds have been doing quite a bit of "propagating"... During this afternoon's R&R in the Living Room I was greeted by more hummingbirds than I've ever seen in one place at one time... Far too many to even try to count! I had to fill all 3 feeders twice... The feeders in the Bird Garden were nearly as busy... It sounded like I was sitting next to a bee hive... ...and I loved every single minute!!!
From: Cedar Hill, WA | Registered: Feb 2004
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At 5:39 PM tonight (Pacific Time) my first Rufous Hummingbird of the year finally returned home to Hummingbird House!!!! Happy Day!!!
From: Cedar Hill, WA | Registered: Feb 2004
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Whoo Hoo!!! If your Rufous has returned, ours should be here any day! Time to put out the feeder. Thanks for the heads up!
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I have trouble with Steller's Jays and squirrels digging and burying seeds under the moss, and I have to deal with slugs (I HATE slugs! ), but the deer that have wandered into Hummingbird House have just walked in, looked around, and left without doing any harm. (They have, however, kept my plum trees down yonder, pruned very close to the trunk for the past 3 years though...)
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From: Cedar Hill Washington | Registered: Aug 2002
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I just love all the burls....Absolutely fantastic Wild Willy!!!![[kitty]](graemlins/kitty.gif)
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(filled with strawberry/banana margarita's) 
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WOW 
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Where's the recliner?! ![[flower]](graemlins/flower.gif)
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), but the deer that have wandered into Hummingbird House have just walked in, looked around, and left without doing any harm. (They have, however, kept my plum trees down yonder, pruned very close to the trunk for the past 3 years though...) ![[dunno]](graemlins/dunno.gif)
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