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Hummingbirds typically do not migrate at night. Unlike many other bird species, hummingbirds are diurnal, which means they are active during the day and rest at night. During migration, they will typically fly during the day and then stop to rest and feed at night.
Hummingbirds are able to fly long distances during migration, often covering hundreds or even thousands of miles. They rely on their high metabolism and the ability to consume nectar to fuel their long flights. In preparation for migration, hummingbirds will often increase their body weight by storing extra fat.
Migration patterns for hummingbirds can vary depending on the species and their geographic location. For example, some species of hummingbirds in North America will migrate from Canada to Central America or even as far as South America during the winter months. Other species may migrate shorter distances or not at all.