Got a picture of a hummingbird at the new feeder this morning. The little guy is too small to trigger the motion sensor. But I happened to be looking at the feeder.
Hopefully I can get some better video clips. I may have to switch to a V3, if I can gat power there.
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Hummingbird, on my mark, warp 1,ā¦ Engage 
The WCO wasnāt getting the job done. The hummingbird is too small and fast for the PIR to pick it up. I swapped it out with a V3 and that did the trick. It also helps that I can record the feeder continuously.
The little fella is making a trip to the feeder about every 15 minutes. The nest must be close by.
Does the v3 have a better frames-per-second (fps) spec than the WCO? I think the v3 bumped up to 20 fps daytime (from 15 for the v2). The more the better to capture swift things, eh? 
The daylight fps is the same for both the V3 and the WCO (20 fps). The nighttime rate is 10 fps. But I turn the off at night anyway.
With the WCO in place, I only got the original clip and photo was I happened to be looking out the window at the feeder and saw the hummingbird and manually captured the images in the app.
Everything still humming along?
Actually, there have not been any visits for a couple of days. I suspect I left the feeder out too long and the nectar went a little sour. 
I cleaned it out and put in fresh sugar water. Hopefully sheāll forgive me and come back soon. 
After a couple of nectar changes, she has returned. 
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Welcome back, little fellaā¦ 
I think I found the āsweet spotā for the nectar. She been visiting the feed a lot today.
I rotated the shepherds hook 90 degrees to get a better view of the feeder. I donāt know why Iām so fascinated by this little bird. I understand they are very territorial and will defend a food source. But I have seen other videos where there are a half dozen hummingbirds flitting around a feeder and hope to see something like that at mine. 
She must have been pretty hungry. It was raining when she flew in for breakfast.
I expect youāve seen this, if not, well worth watching. Full episode viewable where I live right now.
A casting club at a local park put up several feeders on their clubhouse veranda overlooking the ācement pondā - it wasā¦ not that relaxing to watch, usually. Lotās of dive bombing, chasing and chitteringā¦ 
laterā¦
If I may also say, watching a single bird over time may give you a deeper - or at least different - view of the breed. A different venture altogether than watching a doc. Intimate!
The feeder has been pretty busy for the past few days. Iāve learned that I need to clean it every four days and put in fresh nectar.
Here are a couple of the 20+ visits Iāve caught in the last 3 days. But, I have an arbor that is covered in honeysuckle vines that are starting to bloom. Iām sure she is checking them out too. Iāll have to adjust my RobinCam that is pointed at the nest in the arbor. (The robins have not set up another nest.
Two things about this clip. First, it looks like she has some nesting material in her beak. And second, a few seconds in, does it look like another hummer is dive bombing the one on the feeder?
Maybe the one at the feeder āborrowedā some furniture from the dive bomberās house 
Definitely a second hummingbird. I caught a little aerial combat this morning.
This is the first time Iāve confirmed a second hummingbird. It could just be a new arrival. Or it could be fledgling from the first hatching this spring.
I was watching the hummingbird feeder this morning and for the first time, I saw 2 hummingbirds sitting on the feeder at the same time.
Granted, the peace didnāt last very long. 
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@Seapup, thanks for fixing the video. I was just sitting down to see if I could do it myself. (I had a chore to complete first.)
And here I thought the hummingbirds had all left the area. I was looking the feeder thinking it had been almost 2 weeks since the last visit and should probably take it down for the year, when this happened. 
(@Seapup I need your help here, please.)
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