Goleta, California, USA

I hope she can keep herself warm tonight! We might even get some snow. I’m a little worried for her

Los Angeles w/ 20mph winds

So far the consensus among birder friends is a rufous. Here are more pics from today from my Sony.

Left Western North Carolina Mountains as the last Migrating birds left my feeders to happily see them here.

I’m convinced they flutter their feather to say hi ❤️💜💚

Question, we are cleaning up after Hurricane Isaias, Panama City Florida, I took down my feeders, but should we put them back up, or do major tropical storms displace our little friends? TY

This is my first year with feeders and I had multiple daily in the past few months but hardly seen any the past week now. I am in greater Houston area where it is still very warm. Will I see them all year or do they still keep going further south for the winter? I miss my little buddies.

We’ve gotten some rain here in Burbank, CA recently from the tropical storms and it’s made our feeders popular. I happened to be up close this morning as a particularly grumpy Rufous fella was trying to get a different species off their perch. Anyone know what the other hummingbird could be?

Just my little angel and then another angel saying hi

Ruby-throated Hummingbird

Defy Gravity.

Just a beautiful boy survived the storm showing me how gorgeous he is and he knows it 🩷💜and I loved him before he was even born as a teeny tiny egg the size of a tic tac

I named him Reggie. He likes hanging out with me when he’s not eating aka showing off or chasing tail 😆 get it ha. Anyways here’s Reggie

Visiting the feeder while I’m tending the tomatoes.

Immature Male

NC mountains Oct 11 2026

I know what it should be, it just appears a bit different... Poor cell phone pics.