Way less than last year.

Normally they are gone from here by the end of September.

Strange weather might have been a factor...it�s still in the mid 90s up here.

About half of mine have left. I still have about 40 or more birds working my feeders. I expect them to be mostly gone within a couple of weeks.

40 birds would be awesome, Glad you are able to enjoy that sight.

Most I ever have is 3. And I haven't seen them since last Friday. I'm sad.

As I was refilling the feeder this AM, I had a female ruby throat hovering about three feet away as if to say, �hurry up old man. I�m hungry.�

I had as many a seven earlier this year. Only have had one or two the past few days

Yep ours only swarmed for about 2 weeks and seem to be gone now other that the 3-4 that are here all summer. normally swarm for much longer

Still have quite a few here but am not dodging them at this point

Hummer feeders is the wife's thing. Says there's either a few more hummers around or the ones we've had all summer are making more feeder visits. Expects it won't be for another couple weeks before the numbers shoot way up as the migrants pass thru. They all will, hopefully, have the proper documentation with them.

About when do these come through North Texas this time of year?

I usually put a couple of feeders out around the 1st of April. The spring migration is not nearly as thick as it is in the fall. They seem to trickle north gradually. Here is a map for this spring. You can keep checking back to see the reported sightings.

https://www.hummingbirdcentral.com/hummingbird-migration-spring-2019-map.htm

I've got my decoys out...so it should be soon.

Do they taste like chicken?

What load do you like for them? BB?

Bug a salt works great.