Anna's Hummingbird - Calypte anna
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(tongue)Anna's Hummingbirds are found along the western edge of southern Canada, the U.S. and northern Mexico. They are very common in the S.F. Bay Area and California. Males have the noticeable red-throat when breeding. They eat nectar from flowers (see the picture below with the tongue extended) and eat insects and sometimes tree sap.
Parent feeding the fledgling
06/15/2008 - Tilden Botanical Garden, Berkeley, CA
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03/06/2007 - Berkeley Horticulture, Berkeley, CA
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03/06/2007 - Berkeley Horticulture, Berkeley, CA
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Female
11/06/2013 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA
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Female
11/11/2013 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA
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Male
02/27/2007 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Getting ready to take off
01/28/2008 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Female
05/15/2009 - Cesar Chavez Park; Berkeley, CA
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Female
05/19/2015 - San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, San Diego, CA
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Female
04/20/2010 - Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, AZ
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Female Anna's Hummingbird on her nest
02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ
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Female - notice its tongue
09/28/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA
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Female
09/28/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA
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Male
09/28/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA
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Leucistic Male
09/28/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA
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Leucistic Male
09/28/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA
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Female with tongue sticking out
02/13/2013 - San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, San Diego, CA
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Male
03/19/2013 - Jewel Lake; Berkeley, CA
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