Hummingbirds start to grace Washington with their presence by late February or early March.
Four main species visit, but the Anna's hummingbird often stays year-round in Washington.
Migrators like Black-chinned, Calliope, and Rufous hummingbirds spread across Washington, some reaching into Canada.
Plant Washington natives like serviceberry and fireweed for a garden buzzing with hummingbirds.
Consider creating a forest garden or wildflower meadow in Washington to support diverse wildlife, including hummingbirds.
Set up hummingbird feeders by mid-February to nourish early arrivals in Washington.
Hummingbirds can be seen breeding and nesting throughout Washington's summer months.
Male hummingbirds start their southbound journey from Washington as early as July.
Keep an eye out for hummingbirds through September, as they prepare for their southern migration.
Learn more about the fascinating migration of hummingbirds in Washington and how to ensure a magical garden encounter!