The migration of the world’s tiniest feathered fliers is in full swing. As of May 1, ruby-throated hummingbird sightings in the U.S. have been reported from Key Largo at the southern tip of ...

The Hummingbird Central's 2025 Hummingbird Spring Migration Map lets you track their progress. After spending the winter down south, the time has come for hummingbirds to embark on their long ...

Ruby-throated hummingbirds are the only native hummingbird in Michigan, and can be seen throughout the state in deciduous woodlands, forest edges, meadows, orchards and gardens.

The hummingbird migration maps for 2025 show the birds have come back to Iowa for the season. Here's how to track sightings and attract them.

As spring begins in Pennsylvania, it means that migration will bring hummingbirds to our region. “Ruby-throats arrive in Pennsylvania in late April and May, with males preceding females by a ...

Hummingbirds are reaching the U.S.'s northernmost states as the small but mighty birds wrap up their spring migration season. Known for their impossibly fast wings and long, slender beaks ...

The spring 2025 hummingbird migration season has been tracked northward by Hummingbird Central's digital map. Here's what to know. Where are hummingbirds in Michigan?

The hummingbirds are almost back to Vermont. The ruby-throated hummingbird is the only species that breeds in the Mountain State. While they're tiny - they weigh less than a nickel – they make a ...

Their hearts can beat at up to 1,260 times a minute while migrating. They can cover as much as 23 miles a day, research suggested. A hummingbird can gain 25% to 40% of its body weight to sustain ...

They are the only hummingbird that breeds in the Granite State, and their numbers are growing. According to the New Hampshire Audubon, there are about 50% more of than in the 1970s in the state.

Fall migration back to warmer climates typically occurs from August to October. But not all hummingbirds migrate. Some species, like the Anna's hummingbird that's common in Arizona, remain in ...