Anticipate the Ruby-throated hummingbirds' arrival in Wisconsin at the end of April.
The Ruby-throated hummingbird, Wisconsin's primary summer guest, prepares for breeding season.
Independently migrating, each hummingbird takes its own path to Wisconsin starting in late April.
Male hummingbirds lead the migration, arriving in Wisconsin to establish their breeding grounds.
Plant native flowers like royal catchfly and wild bergamot to naturally attract hummingbirds.
Create a safe, organic garden for hummingbirds, free from pesticides and hazards.
Set out hummingbird feeders by mid-April to welcome the early bird arrivals.
Most Ruby-throated hummingbirds wave goodbye to Wisconsin from September to mid-October.
Rarely, some hummingbirds might overwinter; keep feeders up for these special visitors.
Prepare your garden for hummingbird season and swipe up to learn more about their fascinating migration!