My typical count has been 4-5 birds for the summer. Today I am watching at least 10 if not more birds on my feeders, more than I have ever seen. It is like WW2 European Theater aerial combat on my deck. With them zipping around it is almost impossible to get an accurate count. Here the fall migration starts in mid August, I will miss them when they head to Mexico.

I had to buy more feeders this week just to provide space for the hungry hoard.

1 AAH AH AHHH 2 AAH AH AHHH 3 AAH AH AHHH ETC.

Either with several people , each watching a feeder then yell .now!

Or take photos and try counting.

My peak was mid-August but still have a few.

I have three that feed at mine regularly

easy to count

one is green and yellow

one is black

one is red

Just one at a time on our feeders. Sometimes a bird will land on a nearby branch and guard “his” feeder.

I have never seen more than one on the feeder.

1...2...3...

(Actually, I don't have any hummingbirds--I don't have a feeder, and my feral cats pretty much keep my yard free of birds....)

flashguy

Quickly!

They wouldn't be so damn hungry if they'd just chill instead of constantly fighting.

If you ever find a way please post. My mom has at best guess 20-30 I managed to count 12 at her 4 feeders and like you said the rest were dogfighting. They refill 4 standard feeders twice a day.

I think there is just one...

I have 6 regulars that come to my feeders.

I keep one of my security cameras pointed at two of the feeders so I can watch them from work.