High in the mountains of West Texas, the hummingbird migration is in full swing and you’ve got a front row seat. Watch all of the action on the new hummingbird feeder cam at the nonprofit West Texas Avian Research center. Over a dozen species have been seen at this site nestled in the Davis Mountains, attracted to the surrounding habitat and to the 24 Perky Pet Grand Master hummingbird feeders used by the monitoring project. Watch these hummingbirds during daylight hours until the last hummingbirds move through, likely in late October. The most common species you will see during this time include Rufous, Broad-tailed, and Black-chinned hummingbirds, as well as rarities like Lucifer, White-eared, and Magnificent hummingbirds!
[9-28-2015]
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