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1. Plant a variety of colorful, nectar-rich flowers.
2. Install a hummingbird feeder with fresh sugar water.
3. Provide perches for resting and viewing.
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4. Avoid pesticides in your garden to keep hummingbirds safe.
5. Keep feeders clean and refill them regularly.
6. Create a hummingbird-friendly environment with water features.
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7. Hang red-colored decorations to attract hummingbirds.
8. Plant shrubs and trees for nesting and shelter.
9. Add a mister or fountain for bathing opportunities.
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10. Place feeders at different heights for accessibility.
11. Choose native plants to attract local hummingbird species.
12. Provide a steady food source year-round with winter-friendly flowers.
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13. Use a mix of tube and basin feeders to accommodate different species.
14. Keep cats indoors to protect hummingbirds from predators.
15. Encourage natural predators like praying mantises to control insect pests.
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16. Utilize hummingbird feeders with bee guards to deter unwanted visitors.
17. Hang feeders near windows for up-close viewing opportunities.
18. Install wind chimes or other auditory cues to attract hummingbirds.
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19. Create a quiet, peaceful garden space for hummingbirds to feel safe.
20. Experiment with different nectar recipes to find out what hummingbirds prefer.
21. Utilize motion-activated sprinklers to deter unwanted visitors from feeders.
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22. Incorporate vertical elements in your garden for perching and nesting.
23. Plant overlapping flowers to provide a continuous nectar supply.
24. Create a dedicated hummingbird garden with all the essentials.
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25. Consider adding a birdbath with shallow water for bathing.
26. Implement LED lights for nighttime visibility and attraction.
27. Add hanging baskets with trailing flowers for a decorative touch.