Congrats! The best season of the year is upon you!!!

Not sure what forum but I picked a recent post.
One of my hummers got in the house and has been flying back and forth for hours. Any advice?
The ceiling is 36 feet above the floor.

If you can make it dark in the room, it may drop to the floor. If it does, use a flashlight to spot and capture it.

Hummer in Haddonfield NJ (Camden County)
Sunday April 27
First Hummer of spring, male at the feeder in the morning

Put one or more feeders at the door with red ribbons around them. It will fly down and out.

Good luckâ¦.

If you follow Sallie's advice about the feeders and go away from it, it may find it's way out. Leave it alone so it can calm down and try to get out.

Last year I had one in my garage for hours, and finally left it alone (with lots of red at the door). When I went back it was gone. but while I was in there trying to get it out, it just got more and more agitated.

laketexoma, what happened to the hummingbird? I hope it got out safely.