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@HorseGirlAbby - I am sorry to hear you didn't see a Calliope, they're such neat birds. But I am sure jealous of those Black-chinned Hummingbirds! That's got to be my favorite North American hummingbird species, they are so gorgeous. And their vocalizations sound SO similar to Ruby-throated.

How are everyone and their hummingbirds? Have your numbers increased or dropped, and what species do you see? Ruby-throated are starting to migrate South - here in Alabama, we are getting more new birds coming in. 6 feeders out!

@horsegirlabi - I am so jealous of the Black-chinned and Calliope! What gorgeous photos

Hearing more reports today of Ruby-throated migrations - they're in Canada now! Alaska is preparing for their hummer migrators too.

Check out this amazing, interesting video from Hummingbird Spot. I missed it happening live, but wow. I had no clue spiders could behave this way around nestlings: No hummers harmed in video, they were just fine!

@Windrider - What a beautiful and interesting little nesting spot, wow!

Guess who's here? Our game camera provided a valuable look at some fun news today. The Ruby-throated are officially here!

No hummingbirds to report for us yet, but we have two feeders out with nectar and ready to go for any arrivals. I have a game camera on one in hopes maybe it will alert us to an arrival! For now, I hope people will benefit from learning more about different hummingbird feeders and their pros...

Come join me for the premiere!

Hummingbird Spot's newest video - This is a wonderful video featuring Sheri L. Williamson, renowned birder who is the author of the field guide Hummingbirds of America (click to be linked to the book on Amazon, we are members of the Amazon Affiliate program and can earn a slight commission if...

Well, the Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are on the move South. Here in Alabama, we have only a handful left - they generally are gone in October. Only about 5 or 6 birds here now, but we love them and have lots of feeders for them and any stragglers. A week ago, we had a large boom of them coming...

Hummingbird Spot has just posted the very first 24/7 live hummingbird feeder cam in South America. There are some stunning species visiting the camera!

Beautiful photos @Alohacayo - I hope you see another nest this year!

@LittleBrownie - Hope you're having a fun year with your hummingbirds so far, and please feel free to share any photos and videos! I love seeing other species that visit folks

My favorite hummingbird lady just went back to Ecuador and filmed some amazing hummingbird species there - he is her first video showing birds from there:

@LittleBrownie - Have you seen the Territorial Hummingbirds video? () - can't get links to work for some reason sorry! She talks about ways to ease territorial tensions. Another of her videos mentions adding perches right there by the feeders so they can't get way up high and hide to watch all...

Finally got my first go at slow motion hummers finished:

@LittleBrownie - How are your hummers doing?

I'd love to hear thoughts on this video. I have been so hesitant to speak, let alone compile a how-to video of my own. Thank you to anyone who watches over it!