Date: 9/25/26 1:59 pm From: 'Karen Gourlay' via Birders <birders...> Subject: Re: [birders] Hummers and other Departures
I saw quite a few hummers yesterday, battling over the feeders. They were still feeding even as it was getting dark out. I suspect they were fueling up to leave as today I’ve only seen one.
Karen(Salem Twp)
On Friday, September 25, 2026 at 02:41:45 PM EDT, Mag Tait <magtait1...> wrote:
In Ohio today but had at least 2 hummers battling for nectar and there are monarchs here in Midwest Ohio
On Fri, Sep 25, 2026 at 2:20 PM Susan Falcone <sfalcone...> wrote:
Still have hummers and monarchs and great-spangled fritillaries and other butterflies and a bazillion different bees and little wasps...lots still blooming in our perennial gardens...
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On Sep 25, 2026, at 2:15 PM, Fred Kaluza <fredkaluza...> wrote:
The last Hummers hanging around here left about four days ago. The last Monarch to eclose here happened about the same time. I still have a few chrysalises but they’re “duds” by now and are never going to emerge. Researchers are talking a lot about this record El Niño and the anticipated weird winter we’re going to have and have surmised many creatures have already left early. Any still around your places?
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