Hummingbird Webcam: Phoebe II

[quirky3]

For anyone who likes to follow wildlife webcams, Phoebe II the hummingbird just laid her first egg a few minutes ago (probably will be followed by another) in this California location.
Live Hummingbird Cam (http://www.sportsmansparadiseonline.com/Live_Hummingbird_Cam.html)

[kittygilchrist]

thanks Terri! Lovely little thing. We only get ruby throats here....

[Uptown Girl]

Thank You for sharing!

[CFrance]

For anyone who likes to follow wildlife webcams, Phoebe II the hummingbird just laid her first egg a few minutes ago (probably will be followed by another) in this California location.
Live Hummingbird Cam (http://www.sportsmansparadiseonline.com/Live_Hummingbird_Cam.html)

Thank you, Quirky! I am a bird-cam fanatic. Been watching an eagle's nest in Pittsburgh (three eggs, very active parents) and another one in Ft. Meyers.

It's nice to have a little bird to watch.

[quirky3]

Here is a link to the video of "the egg laying" today....in a couple of days we should see egg #2.
Phoebe laying egg #1 - March 10, 2014 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aU-7SqbUDik)

[tippyclubb]

I would love to watch the live webcam but can't. Did you have to download the PDFfile to watch? I tried to download it but stopped it because it was going to take over my toolbar.

Love watching bird webcams. The You tube video is awesome!

[quirky3]

There is a noticeable delay before the video comes on....maybe wait a little longer. I didn't have to download anything first. Good luck!

You can also try http://phoebeallens.com/

[tippyclubb]

Thanks quirky its working now. Very cute! Seventeen days until the egg will hatch and I hope to be watching the cam when it happens.

[Mimivillager]

Thanks
This is awesome!

[tippyclubb]

Anyone seen Mama today? I've checked the cam five or six times and she's always gone. She must be shopping, lol.

[tippyclubb]

One baby was hatched last night and another one this morning. The mother will leave the nest for a few minutes every hour to forage until they grown feathers, then she will leave longer to find nectar. The chicks will leave the nest in three weeks. It will be interesting to watch them grow. Beautiful little birds.