Hummingbirds
Migration Update: September 27, 2013
By Jane Duden
Please Report
Your Sightings!

Sightings are fewer and farther between in the north, and hummers are still arriving at the Gulf Coast. Texas topped all states for the week's sightings. It's time to explore how hummers reach Mexico and Central and South America!

Week #6: Still seeing hummingbirds?
Please report sightings weekly. The goal of our map is to show where hummingbirds are present.
Your photos are welcome too!

Migration Map
Hummingbird fall sightings
Animation | Live Map
Highlights from the Migration Trail
Ruby-throated Hummingbird feeding on trumpet vine Hummingbird at feeder in darkness

Ruby-throated Hummingbird nectaring at blossoms
Bud Hemsley
Big Week in Texas
Moving With the Weather
Carole Bradshaw
Cues from Nature
Hummers Pay Attention!

Cheryl Roudebush
Fattening Up
Looking for Food
     
Migrating Hummingbird perched after feeding Juvenile male Ruby-throated Hummingbird Ruby-throated hummingbird migration map with sample distances traveled.
Jackie Irvine
Fat is Fuel
Getting Ready		 Deborah Repasz
Where To?
Baby Hummers Know the Way
Far to Wintering Grounds
How Far From You?
Explore: Over Land or Water?

Migration is an epic journey for a bird weighing less than a nickel and flying from Canada to Costa Rica. How do they decide the route to take?

If you were a Ruby-throated Hummingbird, which route would you choose?

 

 Ruby-throated hummingbird migration map with sample distances traveled.
Map: NASA
Next Update October 4, 2013

 

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