The last of the shots from my outing last Wednesday.
These are very small, very common around here and have surprisingly loud calls. They would fly down to a flower, take some sips of nectar, then fly off to another flower or back into the bushes.
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3. This was in a different spot and has rather strong side-lighting

These are very small, very common around here and have surprisingly loud calls. They would fly down to a flower, take some sips of nectar, then fly off to another flower or back into the bushes.
1.
2.
3. This was in a different spot and has rather strong side-lighting
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