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From: andrewt@cs.su.oz (Andrew Taylor)
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Subject: Re: HUMMINGBIRD WARNING
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Date: 7 Aug 90 08:32:43 GMT
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In article <90214.134303REEDANDR@MIAMIU.BITNET> REEDANDR@MIAMIU.BITNET
(Reed Anderson) writes:
>I can corroborate the observations regarding the effects that feeding
>hummingbirds late into the fall is not likely to have any effect on
>their migration.  [observations of ruby-throats]

Don't Anna's(?) Hummingbirds now overwinter in Vancouver way north of
the former winter range? This would suggest either feeding or maybe exotic
plants has changed their habits.

Andrew