Look out for Ruby-throated hummingbirds arriving in late March to enchant the Mountain State.
The Ruby-throated hummingbird: West Virginia's frequent flyer and beloved breeder.
Keep your eyes peeled for the rare Rufous, Black-chinned, and Broad-tailed hummingbird sightings.
March into spring with hummingbirds as they begin their individual migrations to West Virginia.
Attract hummingbirds by planting native flowers like bee balm and trumpet creeper in your garden.
Provide a safe haven for hummingbirds by gardening organically and avoiding potential hazards.
Prepare for early arrivals by setting out hummingbird feeders in early March.
Hummingbirds typically wave goodbye to West Virginia from early September through mid-October.
For late stayers and winter visitors, consider keeping feeders up through the colder months.
Embrace the joys of hummingbird hospitality in your garden and swipe up to learn more!