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Hummingbirds of Colombia: A Jewel-Toned Paradise on Live Camera

WildWatch Weekly Hummingbirds of Colombia: A Jewel-Toned Paradise on Live Camera Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube Discover the Dazzling Hummingbirds of Colombia Colombia is a true paradise for hummingbirds, boasting the highest diversity of these dazzling, jewel-like birds anywhere in the world. With over 150 species found across its rich and varied landscapes, Colombia's hummingbirds have adapted to habitats ranging from lush rainforests to high-altitude cloud forests. These...

Quick Guide to Identifying Birds on Our New Live Streaming Feeder Stations in Colombia

WildWatch Weekly Quick Guide to Identifying Birds on Our New Live Streaming Feeder Stations in Colombia Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube BirdSouls Colombia Bird Feeder 2 Spotting Colombia's Feathered Wonders If you're an avid birdwatcher or simply enjoy the beauty of wildlife, you're in for a treat with our new live streaming bird feeder stations located in Colombia. These vibrant feeders are not only brimming with activity, but they’re also situated in one of the most biodiverse...

Experience Colombia’s Vibrant Birdlife: Watch Live with Our New Bird Feeder Cameras

WildWatch Weekly Experience Colombia’s Vibrant Birdlife: Watch Live with Our New Bird Feeder Cameras Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube Colombia: A Birdwatcher's Paradise and Avian Wonderland Colombia is a paradise for bird enthusiasts, boasting one of the highest levels of avian biodiversity in the world. With over 1,900 recorded species, including some that are found nowhere else on Earth, the country is a prime destination for birdwatchers and researchers alike. This impressive...

Fall Feeding: How to Help Hummingbirds Prepare for Migration

WildWatch Weekly Fall Feeding: How to Help Hummingbirds Prepare for Migration Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube Ruby-Throated Hummingbird at Feeder Fall Hummingbirds As the vibrant colors of summer begin to fade and the cooler days of fall set in, you might be tempted to take down your hummingbird feeders, thinking their job is done for the season. However, leaving your feeders up during the fall is crucial for the well-being of these tiny travelers. Hummingbirds rely on a steady...

Time To Put Your Hummingbird Feeders Out!

WildWatch Weekly Time To Put Your Hummingbird Feeders Out! Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube Ruby-Throated Hummingbird on Nest Hummingbirds Are Nesting Now! In Pennsylvania, hummingbirds typically start laying eggs in late spring to early summer. The Ruby-throated Hummingbird, which is the most common species in the region, begins its breeding season in May. Females build their nests and lay eggs usually between May and July. The timing can vary slightly depending on the local...

Spring Migration Underway: Tips on Attracting Tropical Birds to your Bird Feeders

WildWatch Weekly Spring Migration Underway: Tips on Attracting Tropical Birds to your Bird Feeders Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube Spring Migration of Songbirds Songbirds migrate in the springtime for various reasons, primarily related to breeding and food availability. As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, spring marks the onset of the breeding season for many bird species. Migratory birds journey to northern regions where food resources are abundant and nesting sites are...

Tips to Help You Attract Hummingbirds to Your Backyard

WildWatch Weekly Tips to Help You Attract Hummingbirds to Your Backyard Live Cams Latest Posts Store Facebook YouTube Why do we like hummingbirds? People enjoy watching hummingbirds for a variety of reasons, each stemming from the unique and captivating characteristics of these tiny birds. Firstly, their aerial acrobatics are mesmerizing to behold; hummingbirds can hover in mid-air, fly backwards, and dart about with incredible agility, showcasing a level of flight mastery unparalleled in the...

The Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

The Ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) – Measuring in at 2.8-3.5 inches, and weighing only 0.1 to 0.2 oz, makes this a tiny wonder of North American backyard birds. They sport stunning golden-green feathers on their backs, and grayish white underparts.…