Expect the dazzling Ruby-throated hummingbirds to begin arriving in South Dakota by mid-May.
Hummingbirds migrate individually, with each bird adhering to its distinct schedule.
Get your garden ready for hummingbirds by setting up feeders and planting nectar-rich flowers in April.
To truly welcome hummingbirds, cultivate an insect-friendly garden without harmful chemicals.
Hummingbird feeders are vital for providing energy to these travelers during migration.
Attract hummingbirds with South Dakota favorites like trumpet vine and bee balm.
By September, Ruby-throated hummingbirds start their southward migration from South Dakota.
Keep feeders out until October, especially if you continue to observe buzzing visitors.
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