In the NE usually in the spring and summer months when it is warm and flowers are in bloom. In the Western states some hummingbirds stay year round if there is enough food available. In places where they can't stay year round they migrate south where it is warmer.
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Hummingbirds are generally not attracted to daffodils, as these flowers do not produce the nectar that hummingbirds seek. Daffodils are primarily pollinated by bees and other insects rather than hummingbirds. For attracting hummingbirds, consider planting tubular flowers like trumpet vines or bee balm, which are rich in nectar.
It is possible to see hummingbirds in November, depending on your geographic location. In some regions, certain species of hummingbirds may stick around later in the year before migrating south. Providing a consistent food source, such as a feeder with fresh nectar, can attract hummingbirds even in late fall.
they use their eyes silly.
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Poinsettias are not harmful to hummingbirds. While the sap of the plant can be mildly toxic to some pets if ingested in large quantities, it does not pose a threat to hummingbirds. These birds are primarily attracted to nectar-producing flowers, and poinsettias do not provide nectar. Therefore, they are unlikely to be a significant food source for hummingbirds.
Herbivores. They consume nectar from flowers.
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Hummingbirds prefer red flowers because they have a higher concentration of nectar, which is their main food source. The color red is also easier for hummingbirds to see and helps them locate flowers more quickly.
Yes they do. They are not seen in the late autumn and winter though.
Hummingbirds and eagles differ significantly in size and feeding habits. Hummingbirds are small, often weighing less than an ounce, and primarily feed on nectar from flowers, using their rapid wing beats for agile hovering. In contrast, eagles are large birds of prey with strong talons and beaks, primarily hunting and feeding on fish and small mammals. These differences reflect their distinct ecological roles and adaptations for survival.