By Jane Duden
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Fewer than 100 new sighting reports signals the end of migration is near. Stragglers, however, were reported in 23 states and 4 provinces, with a late male Rubythroat setting a record in Quebec. Keep feeders up!
This is our final full news report until February, 2014, but watch for occasional reminders to report observations. Thank you for contributing! |
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| Sue Warden Record-Breaking Male Still in Quebec! |
Rebecca Choate Ways of the Rufous How Long Will They Stay? |
Tania Simpson |
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| Mary Boston Staying or Going? Guessing About Newcomers |
Roxy Willems Stragglers Still Here Latest Ever! |
Michael Martin Farewell Until Spring! Gone but Not Forgotten |
By the end of fall migration, hummingbirds have funneled into a relatively small region for the winter. As you compare landmass, realize why conservation of winter habitat is so important. Hummingbirds that visited your feeders or flowers during the breeding season or migration need protected habitat all along their journey, and at both ends too. Plant flowers now for next spring's hummers.
Where are your hummingbirds going for winter? |
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