Ruby-throated hummingbirds signal spring in Alabama, arriving from early to mid-March.
Not just Ruby-throats, but occasional Rufous and other hummingbird species also visit Alabama.
These tiny birds travel great distances, with Alabama often as a stopover or summer home.
Create a hummingbird haven with native plants like Bee balm and Red buckeye in your Alabama garden.
Mirror Alabama's native ecosystems in your garden to provide robust habitats for hummingbirds.
Mirror Alabama's native ecosystems in your garden to provide robust habitats for hummingbirds.
Position hummingbird feeders by late February to welcome the earliest migrators in Alabama.
Throughout the summer, hummingbirds flourish in Alabama, raising their young before fall migration.
Hummingbirds start their southward journey from late August, with departures peaking in mid-October.
Keep feeders operational for any over-wintering hummingbirds or late departures in Alabama.
Embark on an exciting journey with Alabama's hummingbirds and transform your garden into a bustling bird paradise!