Same here. My 5 left a few weeks ago, then I had one, which I believe was a migrator. She strictly used the flowers to feed. Yesterday, I got a nice surprise, also 'blessed' with two. I knew they were 'different' hummers since they were using the feeder, as well as the flowers. They're playing nicely, one is smaller than the other. I'm assuming they're a mother/daughter team, since I hadn't seen two females play this nicely. The smaller one keeps flying off to the same exact branch in my neighbors dogwood, and the larger keeps flying over to check on her. This is only my second year with hummers, and the first with late migrators. Last year, when they were gone, they were gone. The larger of the two is going to town on my Mina Lobata; pictures can't do this plant justice! We must enjoy them while we can; I'm sure they'll be gone before we know it :(

I had a rogue today myself here in Wethersfield CT. I lil juvy male- he had one spot of red on his throat and a wee short tail. He was so cute- went to each and every port on my feeder sipping from each one- like one was better than the next! After he left I changed out the nectar again- it has been so cool at night here and not that warm during the day so I have been going longer b/w changes- every 2 days instead of every day in the summer. I have lots of flora in bloom for them- new Zinnias are still unfolding which amazes me so I know I have "real" nectar out there too.

Here in SE Ct. I still have lots of activity, I have at least 4 or 5 juvies chasing eachother throughout the day. Its been so much fun. Today when I changed the necter I thought they were going to dive at it before I got it back up. I have 5 feeders out, and between the bees, ants and hummingbirds I'm going through more now then I did in the summer.