It’s hummer nesting time in Oklahoma
<p>The hummers have arrived and, for the record, they made it without the help of geese.</p>
<p>Favorites of every homeowner with a backyard of flowers or a porch with a red-accented sugar-water-filled feeder, ruby-throated and black-chinned hummingbirds are returning to Oklahoma.</p>
<p>Likely, strong southerly winds have helped them along as numbers of first-sighting reports started the first of April but increased noticeably mid–month, and “new” sightings trickled to a few through the month. To settle an old wive’s tale, the geese had nothing to do with this.</p>
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