In 2024, Ohio greets the Ruby-throated hummingbirds starting in early April.
The Ruby-throated hummingbird, a vibrant visitor, is Ohio's most common hummingbird species.
Male Ruby-throated hummingbirds lead, arriving a week or two before the females to scout nesting sites.
Set up your feeders in mid-March to ensure early hummingbirds find a welcome in Ohio.
Flourish your yard with vibrant flowers and a homemade nectar feeder to attract more hummingbirds.
Keep an eye out for the occasional Rufous or Calliope hummingbird, a rare delight in Ohio.
As winter approaches, hummingbirds typically depart Ohio by October to fly south.
Some choose to overwinter in Ohio; leaving feeders up can provide essential support.
Swipe up to delve into the fascinating world of Ohio's hummingbirds and find out how you can make your backyard a must-visit destination for these winged wonders.