West Texas Hummers

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@zoobrarianKW Thank you, we will miss this cam too but stay tuned for info as the search continues for a new Hummingbird cam.
Any of our cams are wonderful to watch. Panama Fruit Feeder has some Hummingbirds to see. Here's a link to all of our cams:
https://t.co/LMHxXD5xZM

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19:31 10/31/23 You will be truly missed @TexasHummers

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@VRValicento Right there with you! 😢💞

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10/31/23 ❤️Farewell❤️

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@gloria2marie Our fingers are crossed we can find a new Hummingbird partner. More info here:
https://t.co/lCzqLdgnAy

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10/31/23
It's been an epic ride with you over the years @TexasHummers ! Thank you so much for everything! ♥︎

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17:53 -17:57 10/31 Surprise! A male House Finch makes a couple of visits to the Hummingbird nectar feeder.

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17:36 10/31 It's a dazzle of Hummingbirds!

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16:15 10/31 A White-winged Dove flies down below the feeder (lower right of the screenshot).

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14:48 10/31 One flurry of Hummingbirds after the other today!

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13:19 10/31 Looks like we have a female Ruby-throated Hummingbird in attendance at the busy nectar feeder.
From left to right:
Immature male Rufous, two male Broad-tailed, female Ruby-throated and another male Broad-tailed.

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12:12 10/31 An Acorn Woodpecker arrives at the feeder and immediately starts using its long tongue to access the nectar.

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@MikeLaForge3 Our cam partners reached out to us to share that they need to step away from hosting the cam, and they thanked us for the years of fun that the cam has brought everyone.

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9:40 10/28 Male Broad-tailed Hummingbird at the feeder. Watch the action while you still can! Reminder: After nearly a decade of watching bejeweled hummingbirds make their way through the Davis Mountains, the West Texas Feeder Cam is shutting down for good at the end of October.

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10:46 10/31 It has been pretty busy all morning today. Tune in live for our last day of streaming: https://t.co/OLEV6VxSI8

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8:07 10/31 A nice crowd showing up at the Perky Pet Grand Master feeder this morning. Much thanks to Perky Pet for helping to host this cam!

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7:57 10/31 Early birds at the feeder

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7:30 10/31 A big thank you to our dedicated cam hosts who have been putting out the nectar feeder every day before dawn for our viewing pleasure. We appreciate all that you have done over the years.

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@LegnoskyPaula No. The Davis Mountains in West Texas is one of the most southern flyways south for all the migrating Hummingbirds.

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17:47 10/30 The sun is low in the sky, it's a chilly 42F out here and the feeder is abuzz with Hummingbirds.

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19:19 10/30 Thank you WTX Hummers for the fantastic day of viewing!

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18:58 10/30 The West Texas Hummers are treating us to a grand show as we ready to say goodbye to them tomorrow night.