I haven't seen a single one in the last 3 days. I've had at least two in the yard all summer. I'm sad to see them go, but I still have plenty of immature(literally.. lol) hummingbirds and a couple females.

Speaking of the immature hummingbirds... yesterday I saw one knock another out of the air and then pin it to the ground. I have a very blurry photo of this and you can't really tell what's happening. I've seen them knock each other out of the air before, but I don't recall ever seeing one sit on another. Has anyone else? They both flew away and appear to be unharmed by the incident.

Brian don't feel down, my adult male left May 10th...



- Andrew - Southern Ontario - Zone 6
- Won't Get Fooled Again ~ The Who.

Brian--- Dont where you are located but the same thing happened to me had not seen an adult male for 3 days and then today one shows up so keep looking, you just might get lucky.

Steve
Martinsville, In
Heat zone 6
Sunset zone 35

I'm located in Illinois, so hummingbirds should be on a pretty similar schedule.

My last male left on Sept. 1st. My adult female left midmorning yesterday I believe

Penny
Niagara Falls, NY
USDA zone 6a/6b
Heat zone 4
Sunset zone 39