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Winter Hummingbirds
January 2021!
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Message from Ruth & Jim:

This is a very concerning time in our society. Our hearts go out to everyone now being impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

We hope your hummingbirds bring some comfort and distraction from these trying times.

Winter Hummingbirds
Winter 2021.

Winter Hummingbirds, for the purpose of reference, are those that stay year round ("overwinter") in the United States and are found mainly in the Southwest regions. In recent years there has been an increasing number of sightings in the Southeast region of the country. The Rufous hummingbird is the most common sighted in the Southeast and sightings have been increasing in recent years.

Post Your Sightings Here!

We are excited to start this new project
of tracking "Winter Hummingbirds"!

We plan to continue our Winter Sightings Map in the years to come to observe and document the statistics of any change to hummingbird behavior during the winter months and where they inhabit North America.

If you are observing hummingbirds at your feeders this Winter, we would like to track the Winter population of hummingbirds with your sighting report.

We would like to see what species and where they are "overwintering" in the United States and Canada.

Learn about "Winter Hummingbirds" here!

Why Post Your Sighting?

Reporting your sightings will help to track any change in hummingbird behavior during the winter months.

It will also help others who live nearby who would like to attempt attracting "Winter Hummingbirds" to their home!

"Overwintering" Hummingbirds are increasing in numbers and expanse. That is another reason we recommend leaving your feeders up in the Fall for at least 2 weeks after you think you've seen the last of your visitors. Just in case you are one of the lucky ones who attract "Winter Hummingbirds" to their feeders!

When Do You Take Down Your Feeders?

We are asked two basic questions in regard to when should we cease feeding our little friends.

1. When is the best time to take down our hummingbird feeders in the Autumn?

.....In the Autumn we recommend leaving your feeders up for approximately two (2) weeks after you have seen the last hummingbird. There might be one or a few travelers migrating in need of a stop-over meal. They might stay for one day or several.

2. If I don't take my feeders down, is the myth true that hummingbirds will stay instead of migrating?

.....Scientists have studied the hummingbird in regard to migration.
They have banded many hummingbirds and tracked their marvelous migrations.
As a result, we now know scientifically that keeping our feeders up and feeding hummingbirds does not prevent migration.
It is the length of daylight in autumn and spring that triggers the hormones that cause hummingbirds to migrate.

Learn more about "When to take feeders down" HERE.

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We now have Hummingbird Face Masks available!

We want our devoted "Hummingbird Enthusiasts"to stay safe as caretakers of our beloved hummingbirds!

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Changing Nectar: You must be vigilant about changing the nectar regularly (every 3 to 5 days) to keep it from spoiling.
See our filling instructions here.

Cleaning Feeders: You must keep your feeders clean from bacteria which can be harmful to hummingbirds.
See our cleaning instructions here.

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Jim & Ruth

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