Anyone else seeing hummingbirds?

[sasqy]

I only have 2 this year !
One at house and one up the hill at cabin.
Had quite a few last year
Not sure what happened to them.
Hopefully the little guys found a better place.

[TeamAmerica]

Refilled the feeder again this weekend. They were very active, thirsty and fighting for it! I imagine they are under fed like the rest of the animals.

[RascalArms]

2 feeders and up to a max of 7 hummers today....which is the most we've had here at the new place so far.

[Gunnyart]

We have a very regular 2-3 all day long

[tps7742]

They are very active here in my neck of the woods prior to the rain.

[Gary Roberson]

They are still here in Menard County.
Adios,
Gary

[nursejenn]

I have had several throughout the day today. I got some video of two of them fighting over it earlier.

[Double D]

We have had two hanging around the feeder in Spring the last few days.

[Rubi513]

We are going through 4 cups a day.
I would guess we have 20 plus

[glen]

A lot less than last year. Have some but not swarms all day every day

[bfree]

We still have our usual 3 hummers and the dominant one that tries to chase the others away.

[RangerRick2012]

Two to three as well in Spring. Two feeders up.

[Stan R]

We put a feeder up the other day. Wife stated to see a lot. Might get another feeder


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[muzzlebrake]

Have 2 or 3 every morning and evening. Wearing the giant sunflowers out. More so than the nectar feeders. I never knew til this year how much they feed on sunflowers. Every seed on a sunflower has it's own little mini flower called a disk floret that has a tiny nectar cup. Hummers love them.

[muzzlebrake]

Plant some of these for your hummers. The flowers get to be over 12" diameter.
After they done blooming and harvested you can eat the seed or use them to feed other birds especially cardinals and any bird in the finch family.
Only problem is they are a squirrel magnet.

https://hosstools.com/product/mongolian-giant-sunflower/

https://www.wildbirdscoop.com/do-hum...0these%20birds.