Fall Hummingbirds - Feeder Placement |

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It is Sept 10th & south of Houston the hummingbirds are in full force during the fall hummingbird migration. Strategically placing your feeders so migrating hummingbirds can spot them is an important thing to do to entice them down to your yard to refuel. Join me this early morning and turn up your volume so you can hear them!

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@marge-bg4zn 10 ай бұрын

I hear them!! ❤

@ButterfliesNBirds 10 ай бұрын

It is so difficult to capture video of them because they fly all over so quickly. I'm glad the audio picked them up!

@bebeautiful6613 10 ай бұрын

Hi from Nebraska, I was just getting ready to put out fresh nectar and discovered your video. I have 2 hummingbirds so far this year. I do plant a lot of the flowers you also suggest. My cardinal climber looks sad this year also. 😕 I didn’t realize I should have more feeders out in the fall! I will be honored out!!! Lord knows how many I have tucked away 😂 I also need to figure out a better water source. That will be a fun project for this afternoon 💦 Thank you! I do love your videos 😃 💜 Also my blue jays are also hollering at me for peanuts 🥜 😂

@ButterfliesNBirds 10 ай бұрын

Hi there! We drive through the entire middle of Nebraska every year when we visit family in North Dakota. We drive through Alma/Holdredge in the south, take the scenic highway through Broken Bow and on up through Valentine. 😀 That is so fun that you have hummingbirds. I'm not sure all the migration patterns, but being in the middle of the U.S., I would think you would be in the path for the ruby-throated hummingbird. Males migrate first, then the females, and then juveniles last. They fly solo - meaning they don't fly together when they migrate. I don't think you *have* to put out more feeders, you just increase your chances of hummers stopping to refuel in your yard if you do put more out. 😊 I'm so glad that you like the videos! It seems like the Blue Jays holler at me every time I am out taking a video! They are definitely vocal birds! 😂