Still Here

Just a little hummer pic to show at least one is still here. I've only seen one at a time for the past few days and I haven't seen a male in a week or so.

I'm not sure what is at the end of her beak. Hopefully, it's just fluff and not a growth.

Many thanks for dropping by.

[cheryl]

ours are getting fat right now. still have 4 flitting around at least..

[Leslie]

so cute

[Quentin]

Great capture!!!

[Vee]

Adorable as always!

[Tessa]

As I do not have hummers here do they go away for winter?

[Rick Schies]

Love the emerald green on its back

[bkb in the city]

Great close up

[Graham Thresher]

A superb close up.

[hazel haver]

excellent

[Dione Giorgio]

Delightful!

[Denise]

So crisp!

[Carole Imes]

Fabulous close up. She is so cute! How do you tell the difference between a male and female hummer? They are so tiny.

[elkehochban]

How sweet!

[Anne ❀]

@tesssa @cimes1 thanks for your comments! much appreciated. ruby throated hummingbirds [the only kind we see here in ontario] migrate to south america each fall. the males have a red patch on their throats, hence the name.

[carol white]

Beautiful capture,a lovely little bird!!

[Carole Imes]

@sunnygreenwood Thank you, Anne! These are the only ones we have here in Florida, too.....Ruby Throated. They probably pass by here on their way to South America. I need to put some liquid in my hummingbird feeder soon! I can barely see them when I do ;-)

[KAL]

She looks so relaxed and comfortable. Most of mine are gone too! Beautiful focus and details!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very nice capture of the pretty hummingbird. I guess they are starting to move on for the winter.

[Allison Maltese]

So fluffy and adorable. I hope her beak bump doesn't cause her any trouble when feeding.

[Stephanie Swift]

Lovely composition and the green feathers are beautiful.

[Wendy]

So glad she is still around! Nice capture.
Great detail - she looks so soft!

[❀ Lynn]

Beautiful details.

[Sandy]

They do have very long beaks, don't they.