Ruby-throated hummingbirds make their incredible journey to Vermont, arriving in mid-April.
Hummingbirds travel solo, leading to a gradual, staggered arrival in Vermont, with males arriving first.
Place hummingbird feeders out by mid-March to catch early arrivals and help them refuel.
Transform your garden with flowers like impatiens and morning glories to provide natural nectar sources.
Maintain a garden teeming with insects, an essential part of the hummingbirds' diet, by avoiding pesticides.
Hummingbirds begin their departure from Vermont by mid-September, heading south to warmer climates.
To aid migrating stragglers, keep feeders active through mid-October in case of late departures.
Swipe up to learn all about the hummingbird migration in Vermont and how you can create a welcoming haven for these dazzling creatures.