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Still have some here in Louisiana
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Haven't seen any for a week or so. Not sure if they're confused by the weather as it's back up to almost 80 degrees here for the next few days. Every time I see one I get excited like the first time. I think I only saw purple ones this year.
I read about their migration and it certainly is amazing! I wish I could see the Oriole again. He was (I assume it was the male) SO colorful!! |
We saw one tonight (10/8). It looked so small, must be a baby.
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We still have ours and in addition to the feeders, they really like blue salvia.... next year we are going to plant more of it.
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Originally Posted by RV Quilter
We still have them here in the coastal bend in Texas. I have 5 that are still visiting my window feeder. We had lots of them over the past month, but most have moved on South.
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We still have a female or two coming to our feeder out at the cabin in northern Gillespie County, about 5 miles from Enchanted Rock State Natural Area. But as far as here in Austin, I have not seen a one since summer. Nearby Dripping Springs word was that they have been gone for about 2 weeks now.
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My last one left on September 28th. I used over 35 lbs. of sugar this year. A record for me. It was such a joy watching them all summer long.
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Our humming birds are gone as well !
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We still have a few that will stay the winter...Coos Bay, OR.
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We had a lot during the summer. Right now, there's one that's still hanging around the feeder. I would have thought they would all be heading south by now!
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