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I LOVE the festival! This will be the fourth year I'm attending. For anyone who can travel down to Rockport and find somewhere to stay, you can pick up a map of the "hummer homes" and the banding locations, and can drive around to these and sit and watch the hummingbirds in the different yards all day long for FREE. The banders are so knowledgeable, and talk to the crowd about different hummingbird facts and answer questions while they work. When they're done with each bird, anyone who wants to can come to the table and hold their hand out, palm up, and the bander puts the hummingbird in your hand, where it usually sits for several seconds before flying away - such a neat experience! The migration is truly a wonder of nature - if you can possibly manage to experience it you really should. One of our favorite spots is the white house on Fulton Beach Road - think it's Herring Home. They have a row of hanging feeders down the side of the house, and at peak feeding times each feeder can have 20, maybe more hummers buzzing around it. You won't understand how completely amazing it is until you see it! I'll see if I can post some photos from last year...