This Week's Update Includes:

• News: Winter Hummingbird Sightings
• Activity: Mapping Species Distribution
• The Migration: Maps and Reporting

02/02/12 Ormond Beach, Florida
My three overwintering hummingbirds continue to suck dry the feeders. Babygirl, the hummingbird who is here for her 6th winter continues to come down to me when I call her and chats up a storm with me. The other two sneak in and out.

02/05/12 San Antonio, Texas
I was pleasantly surprised to see a female ruby throat hummingbird visiting our indigio spires and shrimp plant. This is the earliest I have seen a hummingbird here.

02/01/12 Sharpsburg, Maryland
One immature female banded rufous still here today! (*note: this rufous has been sited in this area since January.)

01/20/12 Knoxville, Tennessee
Our rufous hummingbird is still with us. So far she has stayed all winter.

11/12/11- 01/23/12 Tinton Falls, New Jersey
A hummer identified as juvenile female Rufous or Allens has been hanging around our feeder no matter what kind of crazy weather we're having this winter.

01/28/12 Rialto, California
I have 11 hummingbirds that have not left all winter.

"Where in North America are different species found?"

• Activity: Make a Species Distribution Map
  (Lsson and handouts)

• Please report hummingbird sightings.

Ruby-throated (map | animation | sightings)	Rufous (map | animation | sightings)	Other (map | animation | sightings)

• How to Report

Ruby-throated	Rufous	Other Species