Anticipate the arrival of hummingbirds in North Dakota starting mid-April.
Hummingbirds predominantly visit the eastern regions of North Dakota.
Like all wild creatures, hummingbirds adjust their migration to the whims of the weather.
Hummingbirds continue arriving through June, nesting and flourishing until it's time to depart.
Male hummingbirds typically migrate first, followed by females to reduce competition for resources.
Ruby-throated hummingbirds are the most common in North Dakota, with males flaunting a brilliant red throat.
Attract hummingbirds by planting native, tubular flowers and avoiding chemicals in your garden.
Consider hanging a hummingbird feeder by mid-May to aid in their nourishment during migration.
Expect to bid farewell to the hummingbirds from mid-August through October.
Keep your feeders out until early November for late migrators and swipe up to read more about these incredible journeys!