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Hummingbird Migration
Spring 2015
Welcome to the Hummingbird Migration Spring 2015.
You can use this page which includes our Hummingbird Migration Spring 2015 Sightings along with the other years to get an idea of when the hummers will return to your area.
We hope you find our Migration Section useful and enjoyable!
Use our submission form to post your sightings to our Hummingbird Migration Spring 2018 page!
See the List of Hummingbird Sightings for 2015 to follow the hummingbird migration.
Now Available!
Our New Hummingbird Migration Mobile App
Follow the Hummingbird Migration & Submit Your Sightings
Right From Your Smartphone!
The Hummingbird Tracker
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Available Here:
Give them a helping hand when they arrive with our "Hummer Helper Nesting Material Kit"!
Do You Want to Attract More Hummingbirds...........
Hang more feeders!
My #1 Recommended......The Dr. JB's Hummingbird Feeder!
NOTE TO OUR MOBILE VISITORS: This Website is "Mobile Friendly".
Add this page to the "Homescreen" of your Smartphone to have fast and easy access to the 2015 Migration Sightings.
You can keep track of their journey by viewing our interactive map. I will be posting your sightings to the map as they come in.
It can be fun to report to others your first sightings and keep a record for yourself from year to year.
Please fill out the form below.....
to share "your sightings of 2015".
We, who are anxiously awaiting the Spring arrivals, will be able to track the hummingbird migration through your posts.
HUMMINGBIRD MIGRATION SIGHTINGS SPRING 2015
Hint: To find your location, hit Ctrl & F together on your keyboard to open a search box, type your city/town and it will be highlighted in the list of submitted sightings below!
MONTH OF FEBRUARY
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Victoria, BC |
5th |
Stapleton, AL |
27th |
MONTH OF MARCH
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Port Orange, FL |
2nd |
Fountain, FL |
24th |
MONTH OF APRIL
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Pinson, AL |
1st |
Tempe, AZ |
16th |
MONTH OF MAY
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Griswold, CT |
1st |
Newtown, PA |
17th |
See the previous years sightings to help estimate the arrival of the hummingbirds in your area.
Spring Migration Maps
HUMMINGBIRD MIGRATION MAP - SPRING 2015
The Gray Markers 
represent sightings in February.
The Yellow Markers 
represent sightings in March.
The Red Markers 
represent sightings in April.
The Blue Markers 
represent sightings in May.
The Green Markers 
represent sightings in June.
Click the markers to see the location of that sighting.
Submit Your Sighting to the Map by Using the Form Below.
I will be updating the map daily as we receive your sightings.
Tip #1: Zoom in and out using the "Zoom Icon" 
in the bottom right corner to seperate (give space around the markers) then click the markers to see the date, location and species. You can also drag the map around to zoom into a particular area.
Tip #2: Click the "List Icon" 
in the upper left corner to see a list of all the sightings on the map along with the colored marker which designates the month of the sighting.
Please fill out the form below to share "your sightings of 2014".
We, who are anxiously awaiting the Spring arrivals, will be able to track them through your posts.
We thank you for participating in tracking the hummingbird migration for 2015 with your sighting submission.
Please share this page with your family and friends. The more submissions that we receive, the more data is collected to help us all to determine when our hummingbirds will arrive each Spring.
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What's New
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Winter Hummingbirds. Winter Sightings Map.
Dec 05, 24 10:52 AM
Our Winter Hummingbirds Tracking Project will track those species that stay year round in southwestern, coastal and southeastern regions of the United States. -
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Guard Bird Shame My black chin hummers come year around. I have one I call the guard bird. He sits on a branch a few feet above the feeder and chases
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