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Birders

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6. I wondered about that, too

Sun Jan 22, 2023, 10:44 AM

Jan 2023

We have the Anna's year round in WA, too. However, we still have Anna's & Rufous that migrate through each year between Mexico and Alaska.

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Green-backed Firecrown (Southernmost Hummingbird) [View all] Donkees Jan 2023 OP

Lovely. niyad Jan 2023 #1

Identifiable by their drawl and preference for SWEET tea. jaxexpat Jan 2023 #2

Only one living out of tropical regions? ihaveaquestion Jan 2023 #3

I wondered about that, too RainCaster Jan 2023 #6

Excerpt from the thread "Anna's Hummingbird and Snow" Donkees Jan 2023 #7

that would also be misleading, though cab67 Jan 2023 #8

Little Rebl2 Jan 2023 #5