"A white-eared hummingbird was banded in a backyard in Theodore,
Alabama this week, the first ever seen in the state. It weighed 4.2
grams, or slightly less than two pennies.

The species – named for a white slash on the side of its head – wears
an iridescent purple mask on its face and a refulgent green cape around
its neck. White-eared hummers have never been seen so far to the east
in the United States, and only once before has the species been
documented east of the Mississippi River. The last time was 20 years
ago, near Biloxi.

there are 13 species of hummingbirds known to winter in Alabama."

- http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2015/11/hummingbird_weighing_less_than.html

What are some winter bloomers that could help support hummers over winter? I've seen them visiting Camellias in February.