SAN FRANCISCO — With spring comes warmer weather, more flowers and hummingbirds. Hummingbird Central released its 2025 migration map, which tracks how hummingbirds move across the Americas ...

Ruby-throated hummingbirds migrate through Virginia in early April, making it an ideal time to set up feeders to attract and sustain them. Each fall, thousands of beautiful hummingbirds take flight ...

Five things to do in the garden this week: Perennials: Hummingbird fuchsia (Fuchsia magellanica) never stops blooming. As long as you live in a frost-free zone, you can grow it and although it may ...

We all love to see hummingbirds return each spring (unless you are lucky enough to live in an area where they hover year-round) and rush to fill our feeders with the sugar water they love. To protect ...

As the weather warms up across the country, hummingbirds are beginning their annual trek from their southern overwintering regions up through the United States. According to “Hummingbird Central’s” ...

As the weather warms up across the country, hummingbirds are beginning their annual trek from their southern overwintering regions up through the United States. According to “Hummingbird Central ...

An interactive map traces the spring 2025 migration north of hummingbirds. The birds are projected to arrive in Michigan later this month. Hummingbirds are flying north, and Michigan birdwatchers ...

Ruby-throated hummingbirds are expected to return to Ohio around April 20. These birds spend winters in Mexico and South America, undertaking a long migration that includes a 500-mile stretch over ...

Spring continues to bloom here in Montana, and one of the most exciting signs of the new season is when hummingbirds come back. We’ve already seen the first reports announcing the return of the ...

Expect delays as work progresses. The Alaska Hummingbird Festival is back! Celebrating the return of Rufous hummingbirds to the Tongass National Forest, the festival began with an art show over the ...

Like the colors of a rainbow, hummingbirds have pizazz — and members of the Fairfield Glade Garden Club will all about that when Stephen Lyn Bales will be the guest speaker at their April meeting.