Humming bird migration map

[buckabucka]

The migration map is great! Looks like it will be a while before they get here.

 

[buckabucka]

What a good way to see their progress!
It looks like that's the only species that they map the migration of. We don't get Ruby throated hummers here, but they go to Alaska. What's Alaska got that we don't?

Alaskans!

(sorry, couldn't resist)

 

[Carol Dee]

COOL , I am going to watching this.

 

[seedcorn]

If they r smart, they will stay south for a while. Nothing blooming up here. Could be 2-3 weeks yet. Love map

 

[Wishin']

I spotted the my first three humming birds at the feeder today. Thanks Red for putting up the thread. I wouldn't have remembered to fill the feeder if you hadn't.

 

[Ridgerunner]

I still haven't seen any, though they were supposed to be this far a couple of weeks ago.

 

[so lucky]

Saw two hummers today at my feeder! Woohoo! Of course, it is going to turn sharply colder tomorrow.

 

[Just-Moxie]

I learned last spring to get those feeders up early. DH and I were working out by where I hang the feeders, and a hummingbird flew by looking for the feeder. I got it up 2 days later. But I never did see anymore hummingbirds last year. They apparently told each other where the feeders are....so none ever came back to look.

This year, I got them up soon enough. It was still late, but with all of the bitter cold ice and snow....very unseasonal for here, I didn't expect to see them till those temps evened out a bit. I loaded and hung the feeders last week, and the birds are busy fighting each other over them.

 

[dewdropsinwv]

Better get my feeders out!!!! They will be here soon

 

[Carol Dee]

I put up my feeders this weekend when I looked at the map and saw they have been sighted in the area. I have not seen any yet, but wanted to have the welcome mat out so to speak!