Get set for the Ruby-throated hummingbirds to start arriving in Indiana at the beginning of April.
Solo traveling hummingbirds, with males leading the way, will gradually populate Indiana.
From south to north, Indiana sees the sequential arrival of these tiny travelers through April.
Not all hummingbirds leave; some Ruby-throated residents call Indiana their permanent home.
Prepare for early arrivals by setting out hummingbird feeders in Indiana by mid-March.
Plant native flowers like Ohio Buckeye and Trumpet Honeysuckle to attract hummingbirds.
Expect all migrating hummingbirds to have departed Indiana by mid-November.
Consider leaving feeders out year-round to support any hummingbirds overwintering in Indiana.
Join the hummingbird welcoming committee in Indiana and swipe up to find out more!