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  • #16
    Re: hummingbirds

    Sinjin, I was only about a foot away watching the one I saw. <LOL>

    If them B52's could hover, they'd be like a hummingbird from hell. If they could hover it wouldn't be at no flowers, that's for sure. Where's that can of brake cleaner. Gotta go outside tonight and make sure no moah crawling on the house trying to get into our windows. <shudder>

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    • #17
      Re: hummingbirds

      Originally posted by manoasurfer123
      Do flying b-52 cockroaches count???
      only to four.
      They sure humm

      can ya blame them if they don't know the words?!

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      • #18
        Re: hummingbirds

        Originally posted by manoasurfer123
        Do flying b-52 cockroaches count???
        They sure humm
        I never hear them humming; it would be drowned out by the screams of the tourist at whom the cockaroach was flying.

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        • #19
          Re: hummingbirds

          Originally posted by jkpescador
          Anyone seen them in Hawaii?
          Does anyone know how to build a hummingbird feeder?

          I don't know but if you Hum a few bars I could fake it
          Life is what you make of it...so please read the instructions carefully.

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          • #20
            Re: hummingbirds

            Originally posted by craigwatanabe
            I don't know but if you Hum a few bars I could fake it
            Wait until I get out my Seals & Crofts records...

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            • #21
              Re: hummingbirds

              dont think there are hummingbirds in HW

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              • #22
                Re: hummingbirds

                picture of hummingbird hawk moth
                http://www.flickr.com/photos/65429206@N00/215385572/
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                • #23
                  Re: hummingbirds

                  Too bad you guys don't have hummingbirds, they're really great to watch. They love Bird of Paradise Flowers, and I always seem them howering around in those.
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                  • #24
                    Re: hummingbirds

                    Originally posted by tikiyaki
                    Too bad you guys don't have hummingbirds, they're really great to watch. They love Bird of Paradise Flowers, and I always seem them howering around in those.
                    There are plenty of nice birds here already. They all live above 4000 feet elevation and are in danger of going extinct at any moment. Don't wish for more invasive species which will put even more pressure on them. Anyone who brings invasive species here should be staked out in a field so the mongooses can eat their extremeties and the rats can chew their eyeballs out. (do I sound bitter?)

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                    • #25
                      Re: hummingbirds

                      we've got african greys...are those invasive?

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                      • #26
                        Re: hummingbirds

                        Originally posted by CranBeree
                        we've got african greys...are those invasive?
                        Keep 'em in the house and I won't tell.

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                        • #27
                          Re: hummingbirds

                          reason i ask is that sometimes bird owners sometimes due to lack of supervision or whatever, lose their birds. just wondering how cockatiels, lovebirds, greys etc affect the wild bird population.

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                          • #28
                            Re: hummingbirds

                            Originally posted by CranBeree
                            reason i ask is that sometimes bird owners sometimes due to lack of supervision or whatever, lose their birds. just wondering how cockatiels, lovebirds, greys etc affect the wild bird population.
                            I doubt they'd go up to the elevations that the remaining native birds live at. However, any bird that comes close is a disease carrier and competition for space and resources, and could strengthen the mosquito population. Hummingbirds are perfectly happy with high elevations and cooler weather, and it seems like they'd go bonkers if introduced here.

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                            • #29
                              Re: hummingbirds

                              Originally posted by beaker
                              Anyone who brings invasive species here...
                              Unfortunately, there are many who would consider transplants from other states (such as yourself) to be an "invasive species," too.

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                              • #30
                                Re: hummingbirds

                                what birds do the islands have?
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