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Former zookeeper Nancy Biggins creates whimsical copper hummingbird feeders that are bee-proof and drip free.
Copper hummingbird feeders
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Nancy Biggins talks about her copper hummingbird feeders to Larry Jones during the Green Valley Farmers Market. Each Wednesday, Biggins, who is a former zookeeper at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, sells her homemade feeders. It was the demand for her feeders that prompted her to quit her job at the museum and pursue this artistic endeavor. The feeders are bee-proof and drip free.
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
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In some of her pieces, Nancy Biggins adds an art element such as a hummingbird and a dragonfly when making her copper hummingbird feeders which she has on display at the Green Valley Farmers Market. It was the demand for her feeders that prompted her to quit her job at the museum and pursue this artistic endeavor. The feeders are bee-proof and drip free.
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
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Green Valley resident Mary Lou Bryant looks at a copper hummingbird feeder created by Nancy Biggins during the local Farmers Market. The feeders are bee-proof and drip free.
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
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Judi White, left, decides on buying a copper hummingbird feeder displayed on a window frame that was created by Nancy Biggins, right, during the Green Valley Farmers Market. Each Wednesday, Biggins, who is a former zookeeper at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, sells her homemade feeders. I
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
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Kathy Wardwell looks over some copper hummingbird feeders hanging from a window frame created by Nancy Biggins during the Green Valley Farmers Market. Each Wednesday, Biggins, who is a former zookeeper at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, sells her homemade feeders.
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Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
Nancy Biggins talks about her copper hummingbird feeders to Larry Jones during the Green Valley Farmers Market. Each Wednesday, Biggins, who is a former zookeeper at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, sells her homemade feeders. It was the demand for her feeders that prompted her to quit her job at the museum and pursue this artistic endeavor. The feeders are bee-proof and drip free.
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
In some of her pieces, Nancy Biggins adds an art element such as a hummingbird and a dragonfly when making her copper hummingbird feeders which she has on display at the Green Valley Farmers Market. It was the demand for her feeders that prompted her to quit her job at the museum and pursue this artistic endeavor. The feeders are bee-proof and drip free.
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
Judi White, left, decides on buying a copper hummingbird feeder displayed on a window frame that was created by Nancy Biggins, right, during the Green Valley Farmers Market. Each Wednesday, Biggins, who is a former zookeeper at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, sells her homemade feeders. I
Copper hummingbird feeders
- A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star
Kathy Wardwell looks over some copper hummingbird feeders hanging from a window frame created by Nancy Biggins during the Green Valley Farmers Market. Each Wednesday, Biggins, who is a former zookeeper at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, sells her homemade feeders.
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