Oregon is a hummingbird haven, with arrivals beginning in late February through March.
The Rufous and Anna's hummingbirds are among the most common species in Oregon.
Hummingbirds migrate northward, reaching southern Oregon first before spreading out.
Male hummingbirds arrive in Oregon first to claim territories, with females following soon after.
Attract hummingbirds with native plantings and organic practices, avoiding harmful chemicals.
Set out hummingbird feeders by mid-February to catch the earliest migratory arrivals.
Hummingbirds in Oregon choose diverse nesting sites, from forests to residential areas.
The Rufous hummingbirds start leaving Oregon in the summer, with females departing by September.
Anna's hummingbirds may stay in Oregon all year, providing continuous birdwatching opportunities.
Learn the ins and outs of hummingbird migration in Oregon and how to make your garden a hummingbird hotspot.