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yogi59weedr
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05/04/2016 02:50PM  
Just saw my first hummingbird of the year. I have eight feeders up so far. I live right where I-80 crosses the Mississippi between iowa and illinois.
 
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05/04/2016 03:05PM  
Saw two in the NW suburbs of Chicago the last two days.

Tomster
 
05/04/2016 03:28PM  
I'll keep an eye out. They should be here now...just west of Chi-town.
 
05/04/2016 03:47PM  
Just took a feeder to Sue who is cleaning and filling. Thanks for the heads up.
 
myceliaman
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05/04/2016 04:32PM  
There here!! In southern Illinois
 
05/04/2016 05:14PM  
I thought they were here... It was a mosquito. Nice to know they'll be here soon.
 
sunnybear09
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05/04/2016 05:57PM  
Not yet here in NY 50 miles north of NYC--its been a cold spring, few bugs either, worried about my already-nesting flycathcers.
 
Basspro69
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05/04/2016 09:00PM  
quote nctry: "I thought they were here... It was a mosquito. Nice to know they'll be here soon."
:-)
 
ozarkpaddler
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05/04/2016 11:21PM  
We just put ours out the other day too, as our new tenant kept buzzing around the windows for a day as if to say "Okay, let's get your butt in gear and feed me!"
 
05/05/2016 06:33AM  
None here yet, but I have feeders out. Two Orioles have been here for a week but aren't very active at any of the feeders.
 
05/05/2016 11:50AM  
We have the Anna's hummingbird year-round here in central California. Lately, I have seen the black-chinned hummingbird arriving and the rufous hummingbird passing through.
 
Arkansas Man
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05/05/2016 12:47PM  
We live on a hill about 760 feet higher than the surrounding flatland so it seems to take them a while longer to get here. But they are here now they have been around for about 2 weeks, one or two at a time. I only have out 3 small feeders but they are hitting them daily! West Central Arkansas, Russellville Area!

Bruce
 
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05/07/2016 12:48AM  
quote myceliaman: "There here!! In southern Illinois "


I'm in southern Illinois as well. Not the hundred or so hummingbirds we had last year but we have 3 already.
 
kingsuper20
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05/07/2016 12:51AM  
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quote myceliaman: "There here!! In southern Illinois "



I'm in southern Illinois as well. Not the hundred or so hummingbirds we had last year but we have 3 already. "


Sorry, was not logged in for the last post. Where in southern Illinois myceliaman?
 
05/07/2016 06:20AM  
There here in Ne Iowa
 
bassnet
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05/07/2016 09:28AM  
I just got them a week ago...maybe 3 wks. later than usual....odd spring.
 
05/23/2016 07:00PM  
this is from the gunflint trail, may 21.
 
05/23/2016 09:08PM  
I finally saw one here in Chi area on Saturday, May 21, 2016.
 
QuietWaters
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05/23/2016 09:57PM  
Saw my first one today, northern Illinois. He made it in time as the honeysuckle vine will be blooming tomorrow.
 
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