Yes. It would be interesting, very interesting if this one woman's bird feeders had the effect of non pollination world-wide. I'm sure this feeder isn't their only source of food. Yes, feeding wildlife isn't a great idea overall, but neither is the creating of artificial plastic hummingbird feeders, and factory farms, and cheeseburgers, yet here we are. Just enjoy it.

We already got a lot of species depending on us for survival. Domesticated dogs, cows, pigs etc. We stripped them of their natural abilities to survive, because we wanted cute looking pets and maximum meat producing live stock and so on.. Sad.

Isn't it the same thing for dogs and cats?

Hummingbirds will never be completely dependent on nectar feeders from people, because this is only a portion of their diet. They are voracious insect eaters, snapping them right out of the sky while they fly. The nectar, whether from flowers or a feeder, is a source of quick energy for them to refuel and go find more insects. In an urban area, feeders are more of a help than a hindrance, where there may be a lack of flowers the birds need.

bird nerd here, hoping to go to college majoring in animal behavior/zoology/ornithology. Feeding birds does not harm them. the only time it does is if your a. not cleaning feeders, b. a really bad virus is going around and you arent able to clean feeders even more frequently like 3+ times a week (and these occasions are rare), c. your feeding them bread... (see this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angel_wing)

Or she has increased the Hummingbird population somewhat. Honestly there are so many terrible things in the world, this woman genuinely enjoying the company of Hummingbirds is not one of them.

Works with people raised in a welfare state.