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Cloudy Hummingbird Nectar: Clean Feeder First

Cloudiness = fermentation from dirty feeder. Wash in dishwasher, scrub ports with toothbrush. Clear nectar lasts a week.

About Gardening: Ant-Proofing Hummingbird Feeders: WD-40 and Spinosad; Raccoon Emptying Hummingbird Feeders: Slippery Pole Solution; Why Red Hummingbird Nectar Is Harmful & How to Make Safe Food; Attract Hummingbirds: Feeders, Flowers, and Tips; White Hummingbird Spotted in Georgia: Leucistic Ruby-Throat; Gray Rat Snake on Hummingbird Feeder: Harmless but Hungry; Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher Nest vs. Hummingbird Nest; Keeping Bees and Wasps Off Hummingbird Feeders; Hummingbird Vine (Ipomoea quamoclit) Not Bush; Hummingbird Moth (Hemaris): The "Bird" That's Actually an Insect

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