We have two hummingbirds hanging out at our place, still. We believe that they are the offspring of a male and female who departed a week and a half ago. I know that the animals know better than I do about when it's the best time to go south, but does anyone have ideas why these young'ns didn't leave at the same time as the other two? Also, aren't they supposed to be in Texas by now, bulking up & preparing for the trip across the gulf? I'm a little worried about them "wasting time" here. What's your thoughts? Madonna Stallmann
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