Josh & Jade caught up with Ann Nightingale from the Rocky Point Bird Observatory, talking about the newly protected Hummingbird Hill in Metchosin — a 21‑hectare sanctuary that’s now home base for their research and a vital stopover for species like the rufous hummingbird, whose numbers have dropped by half since 1970. Ann breaks down why this little patch of land makes a big difference for Rocky Point Bird Observatory, migrating birds, wild life and beyond. 
IMAGE: https://rpbo.org/

<p>Josh &amp; Jade caught up with Ann Nightingale from the Rocky Point Bird Observatory, talking about the newly protected Hummingbird Hill in Metchosin &mdash; a 21‑hectare sanctuary that&rsquo;s now home base for their research and a vital stopover for species like the rufous hummingbird, whose numbers have dropped by half since 1970. Ann breaks down why this little patch of land makes a big difference for Rocky Point Bird Observatory, migrating birds, wild life and beyond.&nbsp;<br>IMAGE: <a href="https://rpbo.org/">https://rpbo.org/</a></p>