Home-made hummingbird nectar.
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We stirred 1/2 cup sugar into 2 cups water, brought it to a boil, stirring for approximately 5 minutes. We let it cool, and poured into the hummingbird feeder.
Give it a try!
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Wednesday, April 18, 2018
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