Today's Report Includes:

• News: Migration Back to Normal
  
• Compare Migrations: Rubythroat Hummers and Monarchs
• Explore: Oregon Rufous Sighting Data
• FAQ: Answers from our Hummingbird Expert
• Maps: Latest Maps

We asked Mr. Chambers for his thoughts about the rest of the migration season. Here is what he said:

"My guess is that the bulk of the population will reach their destinations at about the same time they always do, regardless of the weather. As I write this in late March, I'm getting a lot of reports from Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, which is just what I'd expect in a normal year."

Rufous hummingbird first sightings clustered on and around Vancover Island. Late March brought snow to the mountains and lots of rain to the region. Rufous migration seems at a stand still this week.

• View all the latest sighting reports
  

Compare and contrast the two species. Then use the Journal page to record what you learned.

• Comparing Two Migrations

We've taken the "first rufous sighting" dates that were penciled onto the shed wall and put them into a line graph. Study the graph and find:

• earliest first sighting date
• latest first sighting date
• this year's first sighting date

Then, write a summary of the data.