Early Blooming – When To Put Out Hummingbird Feeders
Q: Given how very early things are blooming this year, when do you think hummingbird feeders should be put out?
A: Many birders keep at least one hummingbird feeder out all year long. Ruby-throat hummers arrive in spring and depart in fall but other species migrate through Georgia in winter. The good folks at Georgia Hummers (georgiahummers.org) report at least a dozen species have been recorded here.
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