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Ruby-throated Hummingbird Migration Map
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by Jim B » Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:47 pm
Ah, there you are ! We were "talking" about the spring migration in chat last night. CW already has some spring migrants but here on the east coast the weather has been terrible up until yesterday. Anyway, that is when I remembered the hummingbird map. They are only three or four weeks away!
by Bellie816 » Sun Mar 28, 2010 1:19 pm
I am so excited for the hummingbirds to come back!
I see they are almost in Indiana/Ohio.... I live in Northern Michigan so hopefully they will be here soon. I usually don't get them until the 1st week of May. I think I am going to put my feeders out this weekend and hope they come early
I see they are almost in Indiana/Ohio.... I live in Northern Michigan so hopefully they will be here soon. I usually don't get them until the 1st week of May. I think I am going to put my feeders out this weekend and hope they come early
Jackie
by Bellie816 » Wed Apr 07, 2010 11:50 pm
They are almost here according to the map. They are also very much ahead...it even looks like they are in the very southern tip of Canada which surprises me. That's like 3-4 weeks ahead! I normally don't see them until the first week of May. I hope those little buggers will be okay... we are expecting 6 inches of snow tonight here!
Jackie
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