I know it's still a month or so away before they show up here in New England, but has anyone down south seen any hummers yet? I saw my first honeybee out yesterday and got to thinking about spring.

Just getting green grass here, finally. Haven't even found a morel yet. Hummers should be here once it warms up more than it has been. Not sure what they would eat here yet.
Jim

Yes, they have started showing up last week. My wife loves to watch those little birds from the kitchen window.

They showed up at our feeder last Wednesday. First one, now we had 4 yesterday,

Saw first one here about 10 days ago

No humming or green grass, just robins and bluebirds.

First robin showed up a couple of days ago. Still have 2' of snow in the back yard.

We had plenty this weekend at Leakey Tx.

About a week ago in eastern NC

We have overwinterers here on the 45th parallel. Always amazing to see them even when there is snow on the ground.

I haven’t seen any but, we don’t have or feeders up yet the purple Martins or in and nesting.

Saw the first one yesterday in northern MS.

Not yet. But got all the feeders out today. my honey said no more red dye. So she made the sugar recipe. Got to 70 today should be here soon.

Have the hummers moved any farther north since 2 weeks ago?

Thebeaverguy, a couple of males showed up at my feeder on 4-11, here in northeast Tn. Haven't seen any females yet. I understand they arrive later than the males. I hope you get some there soon.

None yet!

36 more days for the early ones....granted that the snow melts out of Minnesota by then to get over it.

If I put my feeders out, they'd freeze overnight. It's been below freezing at night around here.

they be here as of last week. males of course. already fighting.lol

I watch for the sapsuckers to return. The hummers usually arrive shortly after them. They raid the sapsucker sap holes(sweet sap and insects) if other food is scarce.