>>1030526I assume you're using a simple 4:1 white sugar for your nectar? I had 10-20 peak last year peak (right before migration) but spreading them out should work. If the dominate male can see all the feeders they're too close.
Also when the babies are born it's more fun; you can do neat things like put a feeder on your outdoor table and the juveniles, not wanting to fight the bigger adults at the feeders farther away from humans, will have no choice to come and feed right in front of you. I feel like the juveniles are a bit more curious too.
