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Hummingbirds regularly take nectar from very tall flowering trees and have been reported visiting feeders hung from balconies several stories high, so any height that you can reach will be fine. What's most important is being able to take the feeder down easily for regular cleaning and refilling (every two to five days, depending on the weather).
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Can a hummingbird fly at birth?
no
Which bird can fly straight updown and backward?
the Hummingbird
What birdy can fly backwards?
a hummingbird
Do hummingbird fly or swim in water?
No
What is the animal that can fly backwards?
The hummingbird.
Can you put cold hummingbird food in there feeder?
If too warm/hot the hummingbird will not feed.
What does hummingbird do at winter?
Hummingbirds feed on nectar and live in tropical climates where flowers are in bloom all year round.
How does a woodpecker fly backwards?
they can't.only the hummingbird can.
Do hummingbird's fly forwards or backwards?
backwards
What animal is able to fly backwards?
hummingbird
How far can a hummingbird fly backwards?
Not far.
Why is it easy for the hummingbird to migrate?
They fly fast.
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