HOW to use eBird to figure out WHEN to take your hummingbird feeders down in the fall!

[@Curious-Lass]

Thank you for that awesome advice! I live in Utah and mostly get black chinned, rufous, and broad tailed and this will be a great way to check on their migration! Thank you!

[@brycestrong8195]

So informative, so eye-opening. Thanks Scott.

[@audreyholt7721]

Wow! I learn so much from you. I am a novice bird watcher so I find this very interesting. Thanks for the Goldfinch tutorial. I have been wondering for over a year if I had2 different types here or if somewhere juveniles. Yep, 2 types observed here. Thanks for all the enjoyable bird watching!

[@evied.4475]

Very helpful! I guess I was figuring pretty close.

[@larkshere]

Thanks for the info!

[@shawnrhyme5831]

Greetings from Florida. I grew up in Akron Ohio, but that was way back when. I remember when Rocky Mountain High hit the air ways. Aside from that I have a thing for humming birds. It's probably because I can't remember the words to the songs either. LOL I've always wanted to stop a humming bird's wings in flight with a camera with a very high shutter speed. I got a camera with the capability of doing that but haven't seen any humming birds for a some time now. I'll have to get a humming bird feeder.

[@ChaiLatte13]

Very cool. Thank you for this

[@annehewitt1504]

I can't seem to find the filter to change the date.

[@slayde3857]

Thank you Scott!!

We have hummingbirds year-round. ☺

[@lolacookie453]

I leave mine up 365 days out of the year 🙏🌈💕

[@ImpHalla66]

I leave mine up year round.

[@mohkiswani3244]

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