These little magical creatures are fast-moving and fun to watch, and can soon be your backyard visitor if you set up a hummingbird feeder. While it sounds easy, keeping them around takes more than ...

You can attract hummingbirds with a feeder, colorful items, native flowers, or a bird bath. But if you've got an old tree ...

"In the summer, the Ruby-throated Hummingbird lives in suburban parks and gardens, as well as in woodlands. It will nest in ...

Once cooled, place the hummingbird nectar in your bird feeder. Using any sugar or sweetener other than refined white sugar may be harmful to hummingbirds, causing the nectar to spoil more quickly ...

Hummingbird Central collects sightings to show where the little birds have migrated to most recently. See the map, and learn ...

The ruby-throated hummingbird is the only species that ... Rinse well. Hang the feeder in an open area. “Hummingbirds dart around and maneuver constantly and need the space to accommodate ...

The return of this bird typically signals that we are officially making the switch from winter into spring and summer. Here ...

The hummingbirds are back in New Hampshire and Maine for 2025. As of April 22, tiny ruby-throated hummingbird have been ...

If you’re hoping to spot some of the tiny birds as they travel, then Hummingbird Central may be of some use. The website’s Spring 2025 Hummingbird Sightings and Migration Map shows where ...

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The fluttery, lively creatures are attracted to nectar-producing plants like petunias and butterfly bushes, but if you haven’t had the chance to plant these sweet blooms yet, you can opt for a ...