The Ruby-throated hummingbird's arrival kicks off from mid-March in Arkansas.
Increasingly, some hummingbirds are calling Arkansas home throughout the entire year.
The Ruby-throated hummingbird is Arkansas's mainstay, with the Rufous and Calliope also making appearances.
While most Ruby-throated hummingbirds depart by late October, some now overwinter in Arkansas.
Enhance your garden organically with native plants and shelters to attract hummingbirds in Arkansas.
Choose the right plants for your part of Arkansas, from prairie blooms in the east to forest under-stories in timberlands.
Install hummingbird feeders by mid-March to cater to early migrants and possibly maintain them year-round.
Typically, Ruby-throated hummingbirds start leaving Arkansas in mid-August, with the last leaving by late October.
Keep feeders up for two weeks after the last hummingbird sighting to support stragglers.
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