Hummingbirds begin their graceful return to South Carolina around late April or early May, marking the start of the birdwatching season.
The Ruby-throated hummingbird, known for its dazzling throat, dominates the South Carolinian hummingbird scene.
To welcome these nectar-seekers, have your hummingbird feeders ready by early April in South Carolina.
Native flowers like red impatiens and geraniums are hummingbird magnets, offering abundant nectar for these tiny travelers.
By late September or early October, hummingbirds start their migration from South Carolina to warmer winter retreats.
Maintain your feeders until mid-October or two weeks after the last hummingbird sighting to support any late migrators.
Some hummingbirds, especially the older or weaker ones, may choose to stay in South Carolina during the mild winter months.
Swipe up to delve deeper into the journey of hummingbirds in South Carolina and learn how to make your garden an irresistible haven for these winged wonders!