[TN-Bird] Re: Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Hello again,

In the past month, I've seen three unidentified hummers fly PAST my feeders 
full of fresh nectar without stopping or slowing up long enough for me to 
identify the "ladies or immys" that they seemed to be.  I also have a male 
sapsucker who seems to have more or less taken up residence leaving his "mark" 
on just 
about every tree in the yard.  With all that natural nectar dripping from the 
tree trunks, the hummer(s) may just simply be ignoring my "synthetic" stuff.  
It does seem to be "evaporating" rather quickly for the season, but I haven't 
seen a hummer feeding there when I've been in the kitchen.

Dee Thompson
Nashville, TN (Charlotte Park near the old Cleece's Ferry ramp)
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