Prepare for the hummingbirds' return to Minnesota by late April, signaling the start of the breeding season.
Ruby-throated hummingbirds, with their dazzling colors, are Minnesota's primary summer residents for nesting.
Plant native species with tubular flowers to attract hummingbirds and provide them with natural nectar sources.
Avoid pesticides and cultivate a garden buzzing with insects to support the hummingbirds' varied diet.
Set up hummingbird feeders in mid-April to welcome the first migratory guests and provide them with vital sustenance.
Keep an eye out for the Ruby-throated hummingbirds' departure starting in August as they prepare for their southward migration.
Swipe up to catch every detail on the arrival and care of hummingbirds in Minnesota, from creating a floral feast to the final days of feeder duties.