Hannah and Nathanael want to show you something they made this week.
The feeder
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We think your bird feeder is pretty cool! Sometimes we have hummingbirds in Canada. We hope they come to your feeder soon.
We love you and miss you!
It was fun to see you two in your yard with the bird feeder you made. I’d like to know how you made it. Do you know what the yellow flowers that you said the hummingbirds like are called? Have they visited your feeder yet?
I’m not sure what those yellow flowers are called, but they look like this. If you figure out what they’re called, let me know!