Their bags are packed for a 1,000-plus mile flight to Mexico and South America. The essential ruby-throated hummingbird luggage? Up to an extra gram of fat.
Source: The Tribune-Review
‘Fat’ hummingbird migration in full force, keep those feeders up
Published in Editors Picks, Local, Top Stories and Westmoreland
More from Editors PicksMore posts in Editors Picks »
- Country star Clay Walker's Greensburg concert date is 'no accident'
- Western Pa. bands Sourmash, Andy Davis bring home Josie Music Award wins
- Laurel Highlands ranks 8th in USA Today's top-10 fall foliage spots
- Greensburg Craft Beer Week pairs brews with food, fitness, fun
- Latrobe dad, daughter develop song texting app for iPhone users
More from LocalMore posts in Local »
- No injuries after trailer comes loose, crashes into parked car in Youngwood
- Greensburg council hires consultant for comprehensive plan
- Promoter hopes to return to Murrysville SportZone for future boxing cards
- Western Pa. bands Sourmash, Andy Davis bring home Josie Music Award wins
- Croquet tournament: hitting balls for fun and fundraising
More from Top StoriesMore posts in Top Stories »
- Greensburg council hires consultant for comprehensive plan
- Croquet tournament: hitting balls for fun and fundraising
- Some school districts maintain updated covid trackers, others keep counts internally
- Westmoreland, Allegheny covid cases reach totals not seen since January
- Duplexes, single-family homes proposed for 2nd phase of Hempfield development
More from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »
- No injuries after trailer comes loose, crashes into parked car in Youngwood
- Country star Clay Walker's Greensburg concert date is 'no accident'
- Greensburg council hires consultant for comprehensive plan
- Promoter hopes to return to Murrysville SportZone for future boxing cards
- Western Pa. bands Sourmash, Andy Davis bring home Josie Music Award wins
Be First to Comment