Larger birds like hawks and crows often target hummingbirds for their small size. Their speed helps them escape, but they remain at risk from aerial hunters.
Domestic cats and raccoons are common predators. These animals can ambush hummingbirds near feeders or flowers, making their feeding spots dangerous.
Surprisingly, large spiders and praying mantises can trap hummingbirds in webs or ambush them while they feed. These predators often lurk near blooms or feeders.
Extreme heat or cold is a silent enemy. Hummingbirds rely on abundant food and mild temperatures, and sudden changes can lead to starvation or hypothermia.
While hummingbirds are the main attraction, the purple flowering shrub also attracts bees and butterflies, further enriching your garden’s ecosystem and supporting pollination efforts.
The stunning purple flowers not only draw hummingbirds but also provide a striking visual appeal. Their vivid color contrasts beautifully against the green foliage of other plants.
Peanut butter contains nutrients like niacin and antioxidants that promote brain health, enhancing memory and cognitive function over time.