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Yep. I don't know what would work for really cold winter weather.

That's the way I used to do it until I saw these heaters. It is just light heat and I'm not sure they would work in an Arctic blast, but so far, so good.

I had no idea they did that! No sugar maples here, but lots of vine maples and red alder.

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Thanks for the welcome. We have cold winters here, sometimes. I am not sure how Anna's survive when everything is frozen and all flowers are dead. I think they depend on feeders.

I've had Anna's hummingbirds in my yard all winter. I have a heated feeder for them. Rufous hummers will be here soon, too. Late Feb/early March. Everyone loves watching them.