I have lots of young Rufous Hummingbirds now.
They all appear to by feisty and full of themselves.
I've seen as many as three at a time.
The sad news is that my male Rufous has moved on.
I haven't seen him for several days now. Truly his work is done, and I guess he could be headed south on a migration journey.
Fortunately the Anna's are here and will stay all year.
You can tell this female has been hard at work as a pollenator!
She is guarding my Mudroom Flowerbed which is full of salvias and agastaches.
And for a spot of color, there's still the male Anna's Hummingbird.
I know I'm partial, but I think the Anna's males are more handsome than Ruby-throated as their entire head glows.
What do you think?
She thinks he is very handsome.
Such beautiful birds, the male Anna's head is so striking!!
ReplyDeleteBeth, Happy Sunday! One can never have too many hummers😘 love watching the young ones too what energy!! Gorgeous pictures once again.. Thank you for always making my Sunday humming happy 😊
ReplyDeleteLovely little treasures of nature Beth.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your Sunday hummers, Beth. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and that Anna male is incredible. Have a good week Diane
ReplyDeleteYour hummers are so charming Beth. I love their delicate features. Have a wonderful weekend. RJ
ReplyDeleteI agree! When the sun hits the Anna's head, he just glows!
ReplyDeleteI love them all, but yes the male Anaas is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, my! The color on that male Anna is amazing, Beth--what gorgeous hummer photos :)
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