🔴 LIVE - How Many Birds Can You Identify?

This is a recording in the last days of Spring 2026 (in late June) of a live feeder cam stream that is located in Hoover, a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama. Enjoy the ambiance of bird songs, running water of a fountain and the occasional sound of wind chimes. When combined with lush greenery and flowers, a symphony of nature. A daily Bible Scripture is posted to bring peace and sew seeds that can strengthen your faith, giving daily hope and encouragement and nurturing of the soul before the chaos of the world invades your day. This is great for streaming to smart TVs, Pet TV, Senior Living Facilities, doctor's offices, retail establishments, schools or streaming while at work. Come join thousands of subscribers who enjoy the chillaxation of nurturing their souls with the sounds of God's creation! More relaxing and educational videos, including blog posts and additional wildlife photography can be found at: http://kenlittleblog.com. Watch a full day of backyard bird feeder activity. See which species visit the feeding station from morning until evening. This footage provides a peaceful look at local backyard wildlife throughout the day. Whether you are an avid bird watcher or just enjoy the peaceful sights and sounds of nature, observe how different birds interact with the various food offerings and water sources in a natural environment. By watching this backyard bird feeder setup, you can identify common local birds and learn about their feeding habits during daylight hours. This video is designed for anyone interested in bird watching, looking to set up their own bird feeding station or just starting and maintaining the stream throughout the day to remain calm and in peace. Seeing the consistent flow of wildlife highlights the best times of day to spot specific species in your own garden. Subscribe for weekly bird watching and feeding tips from Ken's Feeder Talks and habitat setups, and comment below which species you see most often in your garden. Chapters 0:00 - 3:22:11 - Morning Feeder Talk 3:22:11 - 4:32:47 - Evening Feeder Talk