Hello,

Due to my husbands recent layoff we are relocated to South Carolina from Michigan. So, of course, the first thing I did was look up what varieties of Hummers are in SC.
Is it true that you leave your feeders up all year round??


Doreen
South Lyon, Michigan

Hi, and welcome! Although I'm in North Carolina, not South, I'm not too far away from what is called the Upstate of SC. We have much colder weather than toward the coast, and don't tend to leave feeders out all year. However, many of us do just in case a hummy might be off-track and stray into the area. I'm not sure if we have anyone on this list who lives a lot further east in the state.



Let us know where you will be living and we can help you much more effectively.



Nice to have you with us!

LindaSkyview

Western NC mountains

Zone 6b - Sunset Zone 36 - Heat Zone 4,5,6

hi Doreen,
I am sorry to hear about your husband's lay off but you know what they say...When one door closes a window opens so this may be a blessing in disguise (it would be a big blessing for me to move back south). As Linda said quite a few people do leave feeders up year round down there.

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

Doreen sorry about the circumstances that brought you south but happy to have you with us. Welcome to the group. Not much chance of seeing hummingbirds on the east coast until the spring time but you can be reading up on what the hummingbirds use in your area. We are also always ready to share plants or seeds with newcomers.

Dianne
Southeast Alabama
Heat Zone 8
Sunset Zone 31

Thanks for the information! I am looking forward to our new adventure down south!

Doreen
South Lyon, Michigan

I am in Pawleys Island, SC which is just south of Myrtle Beach! Welcome!

Mark Hilliard, N2HHR Coastal SC
www.MarkHilliardAtelier.com & www.InfraredAtelier.com
www.LowCountry-Hummingbirds.com