I haven't seen any yet here in Austin. I put up feeders yesterday as I've had them as early as the first week in March. Because of the colder winter, none of my autumn sages are blooming yet, which usually is a draw for them. Usually see the black-chinned hummers first and the ruby throated ones come later in the spring.

Salvia regla is still sticks and that is also one of their nectar plants.

No hummers sighted yet here along the upper Coastal Bend. But the salvias and bottlebrush are blooming and, for the first time in what seems like weeks, the sun shone today, so perhaps they'll be along soon.

Haven't seen any yet. Waiting on my Autumn sage and Hot Lips to come around.

Just saw my first one minutes ago on my feeder here in Austin. Hopefully the salvia greggii will start blooming soon for them, too.

yes . march 14 the first sighting here close to Comfort.

3/20/2015 in Kyle.

Omar

Finally saw one yesterday, very, very late for me. but he's come around several times in the last 2 days.

I started a new thread about hummingbirds. I just witness a chase with two and then one came back enjoying the plants and feeder. Love it, love it

I've had them here for a few days. I noticed one Thursday and put the feeders out. Now there are at least two. They are kind of skittish when I open the door right now.

I saw one at my DD's house last week in Dripping Springs, not too far from Austin proper. I'm about 20 minutes east of Austin and haven't 'had the pleasure' yet, but did have a pair of Redbirds make a home in one of my Wax Myrtle bushes. They sing every morning. ;)

Saw the first hummingbird on April 8th - a black-chinned male - with a few glimpses since then. Salvias are just beginning to bloom after winter so he had to make do with calibrachoas in hanging baskets.