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*Adding trees now could mean more birds later* by Michael Womack - Caller.com (Corpus Christi, TX) 10/16/09	Many of the ruby-throat hummingbirds migrated south just before our first major cold front last week.
*Learn to identify, attract hummingbirds to your yard* by Carol (Bonnie) Link - The Gadsden Times (AL) 10/16/09	Hummingbirds were in a feeding frenzy throughout the month of September, into early October. Never have we had as many hummers refueling at our nectar stations for so long.
*A GREENER VIEW- Fall Garden Tips for Southern Gardens* by JEFF RUGG - San Fernando Valley Sun 10/15/09	This is a great time of year to work outside. Remember to take some photos or video of the landscape in the fall. You can see how you like it and what to change when the garden catalogs arrive in the winter.
*Native Plants Draw Watchable Wildlife to Your Yard* - AP 10/13/09	Attracting a steady population of birds, butterflies and other watchable wildlife to your yard is a matter of providing habitat - a combination of food, water and cover. The challenge comes in finding the right plant partners.
*It’s an easy, lively time for gardens* by Hal Massie - The Telegraph, Macon, GA 10/8/09	This is even a lively time in the garden, especially if you are a butterfly or hummingbird. The butterfly populations have peaked and will remain high for several weeks. For now, bright yellow sulphurs sip on red salvias and cypress vine, creating constant picturesque moments. An occasional monarch floats through the garden, regal among the more common buckeyes, skippers and fritillaries.
*Heating A Winter Hummingbird Feeder To Attract And Feed Hummers* - Hummer/Bird Study Group
*Our Favorite Plants To Attract And Feed Hummers* - Hummer/Bird Study Group
*Attracting Hummingbirds* - Hummer/Bird Study Group	Hummingbirds have excellent eyesight and have great fidelity to established feeding stops along their migration route. Attracting hummers to your yard will require a bright splash of color.
*The Fun of Feeding and Watching Hummingbirds* by Shane Harris
*Enthusiastic Gardeners Create Hummer Haven* by Norman Winter - Mississippi State University Extension Service 5/6/98
*Fall Salvias Show Out, Attract Hummingbirds* by Norman Winter - Mississippi State University Extension Service 5/6/98
*Award-Winning Plants Attract Hummingbirds* by Norman Winter - Mississippi State University Extension Service 5/6/98
*Attracting Hummingbirds with Summer Flowers* by Norman Winter - Mississippi State University Extension Service 5/6/98	By planting a garden with a long season of overlapping bloom, we can play host to these miniature birds that fly like they are a cross between a stealth fighter and a helicopter.
*Attracting Hummingbirds to Mississippi Gardens* by Robert F. Brzuszek - Mississippi State University Extension Service 5/6/98
*Inviting Hummingbirds to the Garden* - New Mexico State University Extension Service June 8, 1998	What can I do to attract a lot of hummingbirds to my garden?
*Attracting Hummingbirds to Your Garden* by Peg Herring - Oregon State University Extension Service Jan 31, 1997	By planting certain flowers and shrubs, home gardeners can provide food and habitat for hummingbirds.
*Hummingbirds in Central Texas*	Hummingbirds fascinate birders and non-birders alike. Listed are a few tidbits of information about hummingbirds in Central Texas.
*Butterfly and Hummingbird Gardening* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com
*Winter Hummingbird Information* by Terrie Murray - Suite101.com	How dependent are they on our feeders? By feeding them in the winter, are we making them unnaturally dependent on our feeders?
*June is in Bloom! Come to My Garden Party!* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	A burst of early flowering perennials attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and a host of happy buzzing bees to gardens.
*Hints to Keep Hummingbirds Hovering* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	Hummmingbirds need a constant supply of high calorie fuel to keep their little engines running.
*IPM Leads Way in Controlling Garden Pests* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	Learn how, why, and when to use the "Integrated Pest Management" (IPM) approach to help control pests and diseases that plague your gardens.
*Hummingbirds, Butterflies and … Mosquito Plants?* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	This aromatic perennial has several common pseudonyms including mosquito plant, Texas hummingbird mint, bubblegum mint, and giant hyssop. It is native to certain areas of Texas and New Mexico, and is especially noted for attracting rufous and broad-tailed hummingbirds.
*Flowering Vine Arbors to Attract Hummingbirds* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	Planting a "flowering arbor" to attract more hummingbirds is my new backyard hummingbird habitat project for Spring 2001!
*Highlights of Hummingbird Nest Building* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	Learning a bit about hummingbird nesting may help you to spy a hummer's nest more easily!
*My Quiescent Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden* by Naomi Mathews - Suite101.com	Another summer has passed, and fall has surreptitiously surrounded us with a splendid array of vibrant colors. Old Man Winter is not far behind. It's time to get your butterfly and hummingbird garden in shape before he descends.
*Hummingbird, Butterfly, and Moth Garden Designs* - Minnesota Dept of Natural Resources	Well-drawn garden plans
*Unpave the Way for Wildlife* - Journey North	How to create a haven for hummingbirds
*Debbie's Tips for Attracting and Feeding Hummingbirds*	Nectar recipe, feeder care, attracting hummers, plantings, amazing myths and facts
*Welcome Hummingbird with Feeder* by Terry Brite DelValle - Jacksonville Times-Union April 98	Attracting hummingbirds with a feeder
*How to Create a Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden* by Patricia Sutton - New Jersey Audubon Society	Tales of a butterfly and hummingbird gardener
*Wildlife in My Backyard - Attracting Hummingbirds* by Sharon David - The Blue Bill 1996	Excellent article on gardens and flowers for hummingbirds
*Summer Birds: Habitat Needs of Neotropical Migrants* by Norma Jean Venable - West Virginia University Extension Service	"Neotropical migrants" nest in West Virginia and other North American sites but spend up to six winter months in warmer climates of the Americas including Mexico, and Central and South America.
*Attracting Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds* by Norma Jean Venable - West Virginia University Extension Service	Describes the hummingbird and offers suggestions for attracting them.
*Attracting Hummingbirds to the Garden* by Dr. Jon Boren - New Mexico State University Extension Service June 8, 1998	What can I do to attract a lot of hummingbirds to my garden?
*Hummingbirds Add to Garden Setting* by Allison Powe - Mississippi State University Extension Service Apr 28, 1997	Spring has many beautiful signs to announce its arrival each year, but none are more fascinating than the sight of a hummingbird darting from flower to flower.
*How to Attract Hummingbirds* by H. Lee Stribling - Alabama Cooperative Extension System	Hummingbirds are fun to watch and easy to attract using feeders or planting flowers in your yard
*Backyard Wildlife - To Feed a Hummingbird* by Ron J. Johnson and Donald H. Steinegger - Cooperative Extension, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln May 1997	This NebGuide describes plants and nectar feeding for attracting hummingbirds to your backyard in Nebraska.
*Plants for Hummingbirds* by Dan Edge - Oregon State University Extension Service Jan 31, 1997	By planting certain flowers and shrubs, home gardeners can provide food and habitat for hummingbirds.
*Plants to Attract Butterflies and Hummingbirds* by Terry L. Yockey - Northern Gardening	Flowers and plants to increase the likelihood of butterflies and hummingbirds