So many tiny, brilliant hummingbirds migrate through Rockport, Texas, each year that the town hosts a festival in their honor. Now a new migratory species is catching on: humans. Attracted to ease and beauty, this species is increasingly seeking out Rockport’s delightful weather, ancient shade oaks and beautiful Gulf Coast beaches. Forage seems abundant for this species, since Rockport is one of the world’s great fishing capitals, with excellent seafood restaurants at every turn. Habitat also seems a natural fit, especially at the Bay View RV Resort (29 miles from Corpus Christi and a half-mile stroll from the coast). The human species seems particularly drawn to the resort’s two pools (one Olympic sized) and many amenities, ranch-style clubhouse, social events and live entertainment, four landscaped lakes and shaded, grassy sites. Conclusion: Humans and hummingbirds are pretty darn smart. Nearby Attractions Mustang Island • Gulf of Mexico • Corpus Christi • Texas State Aquarium • Padre Island National Seashore • Great Texas Birding Trail Open: Year-round Peak Season: Dec. 1 to March 31 Sites: 222 Full / 100 Pull-thrus Electrical Amps: 50 Accommodations: Park Models