You just described our weather here in SW Lower Mi. Last week
our last 2 Hummers were here and every other day we put out new food just to know they had good stuff to dine on. Actualy
we did it because I know every time I change the nectar they
come within minutes to feed. And we got to see them one more
time, thinking it would be the last this yr. Now its been 2
days.. no hummers. Today we put out fresh nectar. Tommorow I
may put fresh again. I just want to see them once more. Well..
2 weeks ago they left for 4 days. Who knows.. I just keep
watching :)

Yes, they have the sense to leave when it is the correct time. They've been at this migration thing for a long time and are pretty good at it by now. ;)

My hummers seem to be gone...none sighted for two days,,,I'm gonna put out fresh "juice" today just in case...been in the 50's at nite here, and 80 in daytime...west central missouri...

I keep my feeders out until November, in case a late migrator needs a boost. I've never seen one that late and doubt I ever will, but what the heck...

I still have 1 as of this am and iam an hr north of Grand Rapids Mi

I have seen none since Sunday, but I am keeping the diner open. Southern Illinois, one hour due east of St. Louis. 80s day time, 50s overnight

Well ignore my post LOL....the "one" I had showed up today, so I reloaded the two feeders!!..
don

Yes, keep your feeders out for as long as they come to it. They will leave when its time. If there are one or two that dont leave it will be because it is too weak or too old to make the trip and that too, is instinctive.

hawkeye3007: Its been about 4 days w/out seeing one but
they have left before so the feeders are out.

It's been 2 weeks since I've seen one, but my front feeder continues to go down. This one is the least visible from the house. Yesterday I removed 2 of my 5 feeders. I will leave one out front and one in the back, till freezing becomes a problem. I would say at least leave 1 out as long as you can.

Well its been 24 hrs (yesterday) since I have seen the one I had.I had my first one apr 29 and saw the last one sept 29. Now we have to wait 7 months.

i haven't seen any for 5 days. But got 2 feeders out just incase. No real hard frost here yet. But glad I had so many this season. Going to buy few more Humm-zinger feeders so to keep them clean.

I hadn't seen any for a week - I'd had atleast three. Then I saw a female at my window feeder once on Saturday and a male at some flowers once on Sunday. The main bunch have probably gone south but I keep my feeders filled until freezing becomes a problem - you never know when your feeder may be the only food a hummer passing through will be able to find to help him on his way. Especially as it gets colder and more of their natural foods freeze. Having a food source won't make a hummer stay - but it may help him refuel tpo continue.

I've been without a hummer for at least two weeks. I see some of you above me still have some, so I'll keep the good stuff out there so I get one more look. Try to send them in my direction, just acroos the river from Trenton.

I still have the 2. Took this picture earlier today...I'm in Northern IL.

Iv been 6 days w/o a sighting. But the free buffet sign is
still glowing. We miss the little guys.

We could just all go down to mexico or panama and see them. As if. It was a good thought!

I haven't seen any Hummers for a few days. But I will keep fresh nectar out "just in case" for 2 more weeks if a last migrator needs a bit of help.

I got no birdies, Ill cry when I take the feeder down. :(
I have finaly stopped waiting.

my last one has been gone a week now. I still have one feeder up and I dont want to take it down...but guess I will this week. I miss them.