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Hummingbird migration #12845370 07/28/18 10:03 PM
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Looks like there is an early start to this years migration. In the last few days I have noticed at least 12 or more around my feeders, which is up from 4 to 6 last week.

Re: Hummingbird migration [Re: Curt0407] #12845434 07/28/18 11:24 PM
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Seems awfully early . I figured it was just a combination of the young fledging (parents have more free time) and the drought affecting flowers .

Good thing I'm stocked up on sugar .

Re: Hummingbird migration [Re: Curt0407] #12845437 07/28/18 11:30 PM
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Re: Hummingbird migration [Re: Curt0407] #12845438 07/28/18 11:31 PM
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Ive had one aggressive hummer that protects the feeder and drinks a lot of it. Its crazy watching it chase all the others off.


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Re: Hummingbird migration [Re: Curt0407] #12845451 07/28/18 11:42 PM
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Last year the migration was really getting going by mid August. The birds that I am seeing now look to be mature males. They generally lead the way during the migration.

Re: Hummingbird migration [Re: Curt0407] #12845540 07/29/18 01:41 AM
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so now is the time?

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how come like at PK State Park
they have them at the ranger station all the time?

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I have resident birds throughout the late spring and summer. Usually about 6. In August to the end of September I have 6-8 feeders going and have upwards of 50 birds hanging around. Then about the 1st week of October all of them head South.

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thanks ^

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I havent seen increased activity up here. Pretty slow in fact.

Im having something empty my feeder overnight. Im blaming the raccoons until I find something else.


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Re: Hummingbird migration [Re: Curt0407] #12846082 07/29/18 06:52 PM
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Do they hang around in larger cities down there?

It seems up here you rarely see them in the cities on the flatland but just 10 miles away in the foothills theyre all over the place.

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Do they hang around in larger cities down there?

It seems up here you rarely see them in the cities on the flatland but just 10 miles away in the foothills theyre all over the place.


They hang out where they can find food.

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I noticed an uptick this week. Just filled up the feeder today.


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We had several last year, not a one this year

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we had 2 tonight

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