4 LIVE Hummingbird Cams (Watch hummers RIGHT NOW)
Watching LIVE hummingbirds online is a lot of fun!

Currently, there are FOUR live hummingbird cams featured below.
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Cam #1: Los Angeles, California
This hummingbird feeding station might be the most active in the world! Seriously, I have never seen so many hummingbirds on such a consistent basis. Every day, no matter the season, you can expect to see dozens of hummingbirds. The feeder is provided by Carole, who has avidly been feeding hummingbirds at her house for many years. Her dedication and consistency in supplying fresh sugar water is no small feat. On a typical day, her feeders have to be refilled THREE times, which means she has to visit Costco to buy 50-pound bags of sugar regularly. There are also ten additional feeders located off-camera, in addition to many nectar-rich plants. THE HUMMINGBIRD SPECIES YOU MAY SEE:- Year-round, daily visitors: Anna’s, Allen’s
- Summer only: Black-chinned
- Spring and Fall Migration: Rufous
- Rare: Costa’s, Calliope
- *Hooded Orioles often visit the feeders to sip nectar.*
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Camera: Axis P1447-LE
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Streaming Software: CamStreamer
Cam #2: Fort Davis, Texas
This hummingbird camera is located in the foothills of western Texas at roughly 5,800 feet. The feeding station offers up to 30 hummingbird feeders during peak fall migration when the birds are heading south through the arid mountains. At least one dozen species have been observed feeding, including Ruby-throated, Black-chinned, and Rufous Hummingbirds. Researchers from West Texas Avian Research have been banding hummingbirds here for the past ten years to study the status and distribution of hummers throughout the region. This live cam is not always active. The stream typically starts toward the end of August and runs through early winter. Once the hummingbirds have migrated through the area, the nectar feeders are taken down and replaced with traditional bird feeders. If the stream is not currently live, there should be a highlight video playing. 🙂 The type of hummingbird feeder you can normally see is a Perky-Pet Grand Master (48-ounce). View Cost - AmazonCam #3: Laguna Niguel, California
Aryana Hummingbird’s live cam features an Allen’s Hummingbird who lives in the coastal area of Laguna Niguel, California. In addition to Aryana’s comings and goings, you’ll see lots of songbirds, bees, butterflies, and other hummingbirds flitting about, including Anna’s, Black-chinned, and Rufous Hummingbirds!
During mating season (typically early December to mid-June), viewers will have front-row seats to the entire nesting process–from egg to fledge and everything in between. Using her needle-shaped beak, Aryana stitches organic materials into a walnut-size nest. Soon after, she lays two tiny eggs and then incubates her brood. Don’t blink, or you’ll miss out on hatch watch, followed by the exciting day her nestlings take wing and become “jewels of the sky.”
Aryana has plenty of nectar sources from which to choose, including the Gartenmeister Fuchsia in which she builds her nests, and the trumpet-shaped Violet Churcu behind the nectar feeder we highlight when she’s not currently nesting.
Cam #4: YOUR hummingbirds! 🙂
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hummingbirds:
#1. How do I make hummingbird nectar?

#2. How do I attract hummingbirds to my yard?
There are dozens of tips and tricks to attract hummers, but the two best ways are to set out a nectar feeder full of fresh sugar water and to plant as many hummingbird friendly flowers as possible.#3. What types of flowers attract hummingbirds?

#4. How big are hummingbird nests?

#5. What do hummingbirds eat?
In addition to nectar obtained from plants, hummingbirds eat insects, arachnids, and tree sap.#6. How many eggs do hummingbirds lay?

#7. What are the best hummingbird feeders to use?

Great site and information Scott, thanks! I would love to add important info about bird feeders in very hot areas. I live in the Coachella Valley desert area where for at least three months it’s above 100-degrees every. single day. Saucer-style feeders (with nectar in bottom) are the ONLY style that doesn’t eventually drip or explode in the heat. And, after buying cheaper feeders, I’ve learned the Aspects feeders are absolutely the best, they hang straight, don’t yellow or fade and are the easiest for viewing my favorite birds!
How do I keep bees away from my hummingbird feeders?
Try this article: https://birdwatchinghq.com/keep-bees-away-from-hummingbird-feeders/
~Scott