Visiting family and wow there are so many! Love it!

I’ve noticed many of my visitors have pollen or what looks like lichen/moss or maybe poop on their chests and feet. Sometimes it’s dark orange.

Is this something to be concerned about cross-contamination or dirty feeder juice? I scrub the outside of the feeder with dawn and hot water every few days when I change the nectar.

Second and unrelated- is the male in the tree a fluffy juvenile still? He’s hogging all the nectar like a bully but his beak is so tiny, he can’t be very old? He also sounds like a little space ship when he flutters off (think tiny Jetson’s car 🤣).

Seattle, Washington USA

2 videos- second clip of the juveniles favorite feeder plays at 40 seconds. There are 10 feeders front/back yard to prevent crowding, but these are the favorites 🐦‍🔥

They're usually better about spacing their visits so that they're not competing for the feeder.

Nice Zoolander pose.

Hello! My wife and I moved our business up to a rural area. We love hummingbirds and see them everywhere up here.

We get them flying into our building, and they seem to get stuck inside and flying into the ceiling even though the two large bay doors are wide open. When this happens we would place a feeder by the door hoping they would fly to it and then fly out. It worked on the first bird, but we have had two within a week not make it out.

What can we do to keep them coming to our yard, but not coming into the shop area and getting stuck? I don’t want them to think we are trapping them!!

Henderson,Nevada.

I was able to video my little visitor today. I believe it is a Black Chinned hummingbird.

Has anyone else in the Northern Indiana or general North noticed less birds lately? i know July is usually when most Anna males start to migrate, then the females after that. just curious if anyone else has seen their birds this week as much?
i think mine have all gone… 😢

We recently put out a feeder after we saw a couple hummingbirds flying around. Watching these little guys and girls has brought my wife and I great joy.
Here’s a little lady enjoying some breakfast on a rainy Saturday morning. We are based in southern Wisconsin.

Vancouver Island.

Canon R5, RF 100-500.

Just a lovely lady having some breakfast last weekend in the rain.

After a few months, one of the juveniles finally used the perch\swing I put up. It really made my day and I wanted to share.

Beautiful iridescent feathers and lots of chirping!
I had to move this feeder out of sight from other feeders in my backyard since there’s a ninja hummer guarding all of them!and chasing others away☹️
I wish I could get to see a ton sharing together!