N a t u r a l R e f l e c t i o n s

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P h o t o s b y : s w i p e r

l e a k y r o o f	b & w	d r i n k i n g	t i g e r
t i g e r f l i g h t	s e a r c h i n g	c o n s u m e r	f r i e n d
i n n o c e n c e	p u r p l e	b a d	h u m m e r
h o v e r	c h o i c e s	t h i r s t y	d r i n k d e e p
d u e l	r u b y	p a u s e	r e t r e a t
s u g a r	t h i s t l e	h u t	t i g e r d r i n k
w a l k i n g s t i c k	f a m o u s	l i f e

*don't use red dye for hummingbird feed, it is not necessary. this particular feeder included red nectar w/ the purchase. there is no proof that red dye harms the hummers, but it is not needed. i suggest using 1/4 cup of sugar for every cup of water. boil the mixture, and refrigerate any usused portion. let cool before setting outside. change often, and use a small feeder. - sv