exoctic nector "theft"

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Subject:	exoctic nector "theft"
From:	Barney Enders <>
Date:	Sun, 15 Oct 2017 23:23:52 +0000

While trying to get some good photos of the Yellow-bellied Sunbird feeding
on  beautiful large Hibiscus flowers I found most of them never came to the
front of the flower to

put their head in to get the nectar out but stayed hidden behind the back of
the flower where they drilled a hole to put their beak into the base getting
the nectar that way.

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