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Old 02-22-2015, 04:44 PM   #1
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Track the Spring 2015 Hummingbird Migration

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Welcome to the 2015 Season
Help track hummingbird migration as the tiny migrants travel north from their wintering grounds.
Spring Migration
As spring advances, sunlight increases and a host of natural events are set in motion. Temperatures rise, ice melts, soil warms, plants grow, flowers bloom, and hummingbirds return. Which species of hummingbirds do you see in the spring? Report your sightings!
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Journey North Hummingbird News - Spring 2015
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Ruby-throated Hummingbird Migration Map, Spring 2015
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Rufous Hummingbird Migration Map, Spring 2015


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Old 02-22-2015, 04:44 PM   #2
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hummer Hummingbird News: February 18, 2015
Hummingbird News: February 18, 2015
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Get ready! Winter might feel like it's here to stay, but the rubythroats will be arriving soon. Watch the map for the first sightings of spring 2015.
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Highlights: New Arrival or Wintering?
Get out the welcome mat! In warm regions, where hummingbirds are wintering, spotters will soon begin to see the new arrivals of spring.

New Arrivals
When it's time for the first migrants to arrive, how do you tell whether you're seeing a migrant or a wintering bird? Unlike the resident hummingbirds, a migrant isn't likely to stay in one area for more than a week—they're headed for their breeding grounds. Here's another clue: ...
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Wintering Birds
Not all hummingbirds migrate. Very young, or old, or sick birds often stick around in areas where food is available and weather is favorable.
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Old 03-08-2015, 11:28 PM   #3
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Migrating Ruby-throats continued to arrive this week in Florida, Louisiana, and Texas. For those that just crossed the Gulf of Mexico, it's essential to find coastal habitat where they can replenish their depleted fat reserves. ...
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Rufous migrants have been reported this week along the Pacific coast in California, Oregon, and Washington. ...
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Old 03-10-2015, 02:21 PM   #4
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They are supposed to arrive in Chapel Hill when the red buckeye blooms, and mine is ready to burst its buds open any day now. I will need to keep my eyes out for them and hang my feeders!
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Old 03-11-2015, 11:38 PM   #5
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Rufous migration advanced into Canada while Ruby-throats continued to hug Gulf Coast states.
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It was a slow week. Ruby-throats continued to stay close to the Coastal areas during the past week, presumably waiting for more favorable weather before continuing north. Meanwhile more first sightings were reported from Coastal areas.
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Rufous hummingbirds were reported along the Pacific Coast and north into British Columbia this week.
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Before your hummingbirds arrive each spring they must wait for sun-driven events that make their habitat ready. When will your habitat provide for a hummingbird's needs?
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Old 03-19-2015, 12:10 AM   #6
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Ruby-throated hummingbirds should make a dramatic move northward in the week ahead. Bad weather has been holding them back.
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Ruby-throated hummingbirds are making little progress in their northward migrations. A series of slow-moving fronts and cooler air pushing southward have resulted in poor flying conditions. Southern observers are reporting warm temperatures and a flush of flower growth.
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Rufous Hummingbirds
Rufous migration is on schedule. The northernmost sighting was at 49.7°N. Find it on the map along the east coast of Vancouver Island.
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Old 03-25-2015, 11:39 PM   #7
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Highlights: Rufous Reach Alaska
Warm spring weather in the Pacific Northwest has Rufous Hummingbirds on the move. First sightings of these long-distance migrants were reported along the Alaskan Panhandle, in Juneau.
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Ruby-throats Reach 35N
With conditions similar to last week, weather kept the Ruby-throat migration from making much progress this week. Favorable southern winds are forecast to bring more hummingbirds across the Gulf of Mexico this week.
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This week brought more sightings of Black-chins in south-central Texas and west into New Mexico.
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Ruby-throat Reachs 38°N
Taking advantage of southern winds this week, a Ruby-throat made it to Bicknell, Indiana (38.7°N). Watch the wind to predict where and when Rubies will arrive in your backyard. Last week brought 90 new sightings — most located between 32.5°N and 35°N.
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Rufous Find Ready Habitat
Rufous are showing up early in Alaska and northern British Columbia this spring. Several have been reported around Juneau where salmon berries and blueberries are now in bloom. To the south, some Rufous are getting ready for nesting season.
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Live Nest Cam: Bella the Allen's Hummingbird
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Ruby-throats zipped north to 41°N this week, and Rufous hummingbirds have begun to migrate into eastern Washington. North Americans are buzzing with excitement.
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Over 150 sightings of Ruby-throats were reported this week, a sign that the migration is in full swing. Monday a Ruby-throated humingbird zipped up the Atlantic Coast to Branford, Connecticut (41°N), a full week ahead of last year's sightings.
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Rufous Arriving in North and Headed East
The first signs of the Rufous' eastward migration began with a sighting this week in Spokane, Washington. ...
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Males were in the lead this week as the Ruby-throat migration moved north to Kentucky, Arkansas, Missouri, Ohio, and New Jersey.
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Rufous in Idaho
As it happens each year in early April, some Rufous continue migrating north along the coast while others begin veering east. The first sighting from Idaho was reported this week.
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Western Species
Broad-tailed hummingbirds were reported along the western edge of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado ...
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Did you know that males of many hummingbird species make clicking and chirping sounds with their tail feathers ...
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