Ruby-throated hummingbirds typically grace Virginia with their presence starting in April, enchanting bird enthusiasts statewide.
The Ruby-throated hummingbird, known for its iridescent throat, is Virginia's main avian summer guest.
To welcome hummingbirds, enrich your garden with native, nectar-rich plants and protect the local insect population.
Supplement natural food sources by setting up hummingbird feeders before the migratory influx in early spring.
As summer wanes, prepare to bid farewell to hummingbirds as they begin their southward journey from August to September.
Keep feeders accessible into early November to ensure late migrators have the energy for their long trek.
Swipe up to delve into the story of hummingbird migration in Virginia, and gather expert tips on creating a haven that beckons these winged jewels to your backyard haven.