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Species of Hummingbirds in the Mid-Atlantic


This list contains the species of hummingbirds sighted in the "Mid-Atlantic".

For convenience, they are listed in alphabetical order, not by frequency of sightings.

The Ruby-throated hummingbird is the predominate species east of the Mississippi River.

An ornithologist has not been involved in creating this list.

It is better suited for your personal use rather than scientific research of any kind.

Of course, we would welcome any input by ornithologists.

We would also enjoy any stories of hummingbird sightings.

If you have a hummingbird sighting that you’d like to share, please use the "Contact Us" form.

We’d love to hear from you.


Happy Hummingbird Sightings!



DELAWARE:

Ruby-throated, Rufous

MARYLAND:

Ruby-throated, Rufous

NEW JERSEY:

Ruby-throated, Rufous

NEW YORK:

Calliope, Ruby-throated, Rufous

PENNSYLVANIA:

Ruby-throated, Rufous


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