Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Backyard Birding => Topic started by: Howieh on September 11, 2014, 10:29:44 AM
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All of my regular young hummers departed last week (same time as last year) but I still get the odd straggler, usually around mid morning, and so far they've all been fat mature females. I know there are lots of hummers near the lakeshore but does anyone else away from the lake still have hummers hanging around most of the time? :)
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I was still seeing them last week....
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A lone female(?) arrived three days ago and has been around ever since. At 9:30am this morning it was 10C and breezy and she was being chased all over the yard by a bunch of wasps! It's almost time to refill the feeder, probably for the last time, but who knows...last year they were still passing through during the first week of October. :)
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Wasps ? Wow...I have to say...I have seen few wasps...no yellow jackets...green jackets...or any of the solitary wasps...
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Our regulars left about two weeks ago. We hadn't seen anything since until this afternoon when one female visited the feeder a couple of times.
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The little fuzzball left a couple of days ago and things are once again quiet but I still expect some hummer action before the 'season' officially ends, probably by mid October. In the meantime I am being thoroughly entertained by the chickadorks and the cheekmonks, who don't seem to mind sharing the regular feeder.