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hilltopper 04-26-2025 10:16 AM

Hummingbirds 2025
 
Put all the feeders out yesterday knowing I was seven to ten days early. Guess not. I've seen two visits today. Likely females heading north. Get your feeders out!

retired 04-29-2025 03:34 PM

Our feeders are out in Belmont. No takers yet.

upthesaukee 04-29-2025 05:25 PM

Feeders out yesterday...
 
Feeders out yesterday, first arrival this afternoon. Great day!

Dave

IrishEyes 04-30-2025 09:27 AM

First visitor at feeder!
 
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Baltimore Oriole visited the feeder several times yesterday!
No sure why this picture is sideways, it wasn't like that when uploaded.

jeffk 05-01-2025 02:41 AM

Arrived April 30th
 
Same day as last year.
Male, ruby throated hummingbird showed up multiple times in the afternoon.

Biggd 05-01-2025 06:35 AM

I just put the feeder out yesterday.
Are there better areas than others? I had it hanging from the overhang on my house for a few years and it seemed to attract a lot of action. Then I hung it from my shed and didn't notice as many. Now I went back to hanging it from my house but this time I hung it in front of a window, we'll see.
I don't know if hummingbirds like windows?

tis 05-01-2025 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Biggd (Post 400180)
I just put the feeder out yesterday.
Are there better areas than others? I had it hanging from the overhang on my house for a few years and it seemed to attract a lot of action. Then I hung it from my shed and didn't notice as many. Now I went back to hanging it from my house but this time I hung it in front of a window, we'll see.
I don't know if hummingbirds like windows?

The females do, they can primp. The males not so much. :laugh::laugh:

jeffk 05-01-2025 02:43 PM

One of the problems with windows is that the hummingbirds can have trouble seeing that they are there, especially when they start chasing each other. We have our feeders in front of windows and occasionally they will fly into them. They seem to shake it off but I suppose they could get hurt. There's no way to really tell.

If it happened more frequently, I would probably move the feeders but it's usually only once or twice a season, AND the windows give us a spectacular view of them especially when they start getting into their territorial antics.

retired 05-03-2025 10:03 AM

We saw our first hummingbird yesterday 5/2 at the feeder. A small one. Must have lost weight on the trip north, LOL.

Billy603 05-31-2025 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hilltopper (Post 400069)
Put all the feeders out yesterday knowing I was seven to ten days early. Guess not. I've seen two visits today. Likely females heading north. Get your feeders out!


I put my feeders up when I saw this post, and have yet to see a single one. I usually get a lot of them. I did get a lot of Orioles though, but haven't seen any for two days now, so maybe they're done with oranges and nectar now...


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