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Any returns yet in the lakes region?
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I've had a feeder up since Friday (4/24) and I have yet to see any visitors.
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Location: Center Harbor
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I have also had the feeders up with no takers so far.
Hummingbird Central says they have been spotted all around the broader region, Strafford, Northfield, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Center Sandwich, Tamworth, and West Ossipee, so they are close. |
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Just had our first hummingbird at our feeder in Center Harbor.
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saw my first single male today in Blackey cove. His wings and my heart is aflutter
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First sighting this morning. A female. It’s normally the males I see first.
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Location: Alton Bay
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They’re back! Let the show begin.
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Join Date: May 2020
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Our feeders are out in Belmont but no takers other than the woodpeckers.
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Returned to Meredith a few days ago
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Location: Now residing in Echo Shores, Alton NH, originally from Baltimore MD.
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Had a regular visitor here in Alton. but not the last 2 days. Thinking that they are now migrating south-- anyone else have their birds move on?
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We haven't seen more but my neighbor said yesterday that they had a ton and couldn't figure out why, so we were thinking maybe coming from further north. Hence, has the migration begun? We think so.
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I haven’t seen mine since Tuesday…
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I had 2 today… I think they were passing through.
Didn’t stay long. |
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Males tend to leave first and I have seen mostly females lately. In fact, more birds (all females) than normal, which probably indicates that travelers are passing through, adding to the count of our local resident females. The feeder activity also seems more frenzied as they "bulk up" for the trip.
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Same here. We only see females and youngsters at our feeders. The males have flown south for the winter. The rest will soon follow. Keeping the feeders full so they get plenty for their long trip. Till next year.
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We had a female at the feeder on Welch this morning, lots of long drinks.
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Saw a male traveler once yesterday but all the rest are females. The number of females has declined as well.
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And then there was one. I’ve gone from Four this summer down to one. She’s been at my feeder all morning today in Meredith in the rain.
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We saw one this morning.
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None here for the last few days. We will leave the feeders up until 9/22, the First Day of Fall.
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We still have one ( as of yesterday)
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One female dropped by today.
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Join Date: Oct 2019
Location: Ice in = CT / Ice out = Winnipesaukee
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Just saw one now - here in Meredith. I believe a male.
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