NORTH CAROLINA — Crowdsourced tracking reports confirm that ruby-throated hummingbirds have now reached the Charlotte and Raleigh areas as part of their spring migration, marking a seasonal shift across parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
The latest migration map shows a broad wave of activity spreading across the Carolinas and into Georgia, signaling that the birds are actively moving north after wintering farther south.
Migration Wave Expands Across North Carolina and South Carolina
The current migration pattern highlights widespread movement across North Carolina and South Carolina, with key cities like Charlotte, Raleigh, Columbia, and Charleston falling within the active zone.
Observers in these areas are reporting increased sightings, suggesting that the migration is not only underway but intensifying. The presence of hummingbirds in both inland and coastal regions indicates favorable conditions for their continued movement…