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The Columbus Dispatch
Hummingbirds departing Ohio but keep feeders
Hummingbirds are migrating south from Ohio to Mexico and Central America for the winter, with most beginning their journey in September. Keeping feeders out through October supports migrating birds, as they use them to refuel, and feeders should be cleaned and nectar kept fresh. Species such as Ruby-throated hummingbirds are common in Ohio, with migration signals triggered by decreasing daylight, and many cross the Gulf of Mexico in a nonstop flight.
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