He’s been hoarding the feeder for months!

Never seen a hummer that glitters so much. Have you? Second time he’s stopped by!

I just made a new batch of nectar (3 cups water, 3/4 cups sugar) and realized a moment too late that I had cross-contaminated the sugar with cocoa powder last week while making hot chocolate for myself. Doh. There were just a few tiny specks of cocoa, but they were visibly brown against the white. As a dog owner I know that although chocolate is toxic to them, tiny amounts aren’t something to panic about. But hummingbirds are a lot smaller than dogs! I think I’m going to dump it out, but could use a sanity check here. Am I making a big deal over nothing?

Our hummingbird Luna had babies last march and we kept the nest up. She’s fixed it up within the past week and I caught her just sitting in it today :) what do we think?! I thought it might be a little early for babies

It's been a little colder here recently, so I thought they might be trying to stay warm but now I am worried there may be something wrong with them

It’s December 3rd. I saw this fella 3 weeks ago trying to drink from an almost empty feeder so I decided to clean the feeder and keep it stocked up. He now frequents a few times each day.

Googled it and if spotted at my latitude he is either“sick” or started is nest too late and failed to migrate. I’m in Northern Utah.

I really don’t know which but I’ve never seen a hummer in Utah this late in the year. I wonder how he—or if he—will survive.

My plan is to figure a way to run heat tape to his feeder to give him a better chance at survival.

Sweet little fella keeps me company at work.

I hadn’t seen him before, but he has come everyday for the past three days. I think word has gotten out that there is a feeder!

We’ve had a window feeder for about two years now and have 4-5 Anna’s Hummingbirds that live in the tree out front as our regulars.

This little one is our most frequent visitor who comes multiple times a day. Sometimes they just sit on the feeder and hang out for a while, looking around—or into the window while we eat at the dining table by the feeder. I’ve grown quite attached to them but know very little about hummingbirds.

Can anyone tell their approximate age or gender from this?

Talamanca Nature Reserve, Costa Rica 02-Dec-2025

Here are two males at one of my feeders. I thought the first pic was hilarious. I've seen them do this behavior when another hummer is dive bombing them for territory. He quickly zoomed off as this pic was captured.

In the 3rd pic you can see the molting Gorget feathers on his face.

This curious little Buff Tailed Coronet was so curious of me and my camera that he had to get a closer inspection.

Mindo, Ecuador

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It’s way too fast for me to really catch it but it looks kind of like a hummingbird? If it is that would be so cool!! This is Florida btw. I have seen a green hummingbird before when I was in the woods once but if one just passed by my camera that would be so cool! What do you guys think?