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TRACKING HUMMINGBIRDS:
Hummingbird Migration
Though all hummingbird species have a different migration pattern, most migrate to South America once the days start getting shorter and the weather begins to change. We're sharing expert advice on attracting hummingbirds in winter, hummingbird migration and more.
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MORE FROM BIRDS & BLOOMS:
Seasonal Birding Surprises
Winter Bird Myths
Become a Hummingbird Pro
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MOST WANTED BIRDS:
Dark-Eyed Junco
The dark-eyed junco is a winter favorite throughout North America. Learn how to attract the dark-eyed junco to your yard, and listen to its song.
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BACKYARD PHOTO CONTEST:
Help us pick finalists!
This year's finalists for the Backyard Photo Contest have been announced and the votes are streaming in. Help us crown a finalist in the birds, blooms and butterfly categories.
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BACKYARD PROJECT:
Simple DIY Bird Feeder
Do you have a few minutes, a plate, some twine and a hot glue gun? Then you can make this feeder! Birds & Blooms blogger Jill shows you how.
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Hawk ID Tips
Struggling to separate a sharp-shinned hawk from a Cooper's? Check out these hawk-identification tips fresh from the Cape May Autumn Birding Festival.
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