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title: Perky_Pet_Hummingbird_ID_Challenge_1
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## The West Texas Hummingbird Cam ID Challenge!

Sponsored by [Perky-Pet](http://www.birdfeeders.com/store/hummingbird-feeders/perky-pet)®

 

 

The West Texas Hummingbird Feeder Cam has been swarmed by hummingbirds since we went live! Some of the individuals are easier-to-identify adult males of the various species, while others grade into the more subtle and difficult-to-discern plumages of females and immatures. Here's your chance to start testing your identification skills and win big! 

 

![](https://dl.allaboutbirds.org/hs-fs/hubfs/Perky_Pet_Logo.png?width=150&height=84&name=Perky_Pet_Logo.png)

There are two hummingbirds to identify, perched on the Perky-Pet® Grand Master feeder in this short clip. Take a shot at identifying both of them using the form, and** you could win a hummingbird feeder courtesy of our cam sponsor Perky-Pet®. **

 

- Click the play button to watch the 20-second video.
- For the best clues, try enlarging the video to full screen and click the gear button to watch it in high definition.
- You can browse through the species accounts in the [AllAboutBirds.org Species Guide](http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/browse.aspx?shape=37,11).
- Be sure to enter your guess by midnight on Sunday, October 4, 2015 (only your first guess will count).

 

We will randomly select a winner from everyone who successfully identified the birds, and we'll follow up with a description of how to identify these two individuals by experts from West Texas Avian Research.

 

Thanks for participating!

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