Does it seem like there are more Anna's than normal
for this time of year? I've a friend in Edmonds who's
been enjoying them. His next door neighbor planted
some flowers from the desert southwest which are
blooming nicely and seem to be keeping the hummers
longer than usual. He plans on feeding them nectar as
long as they stay around--maybe even over winter.

Wes Jansen
Fine Feathered Friends
LaConner, WA
jansen98 at fidalgo.net
--- Cliff Drake <cliffdrake at qwest.net> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I saw something today I haven't seen in my five
> years of backyard
> hummingbird watching, I had two Anna's Hummingbirds
> feeding at the feeder
> at the same time, both females. They jostled and
> fought for about 45
> minutes, feeding together once and perching 10
> inches apart in the tree
> once. They gave me a real good show.
>
>
> Cliff Drake
> Seattle WA
> cliffdrake at qwest.net
>


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