Andrew_Lyall

The pattern on the face is what made me uncertain, but Painted Bunting is the only id I could think of.

Hello. Photos taken at my home in Corpus Christi, TX on Apr 17. Thank you.

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Hello. Photos taken at my home in Corpus Christi, TX on Dec 07. Thank you.

Great! Thanks everyone ?

Hello. Photos taken Sep 22, 2021 at my home in Corpus Christi, TX. Thank you.

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Hello. Both flycatchers seen at my home in Corpus Christi, TX. Thank you. 1. Wood-pewee? May 01, 2021. 2. ???. May 12, 2021

Broad-tailed would be a lifer! But... it is quite rare for my area. Here is a compilation video of all the footage I got of it (including slo-mo versions) and one more photo. (The second hummingbird on the rear of the feeder is a Black-chinned.)

Thanks for the responses! Here are a few more pics.

Hello. This hummingbird showed up during The Big Freeze (Feb 15) at my home in Corpus Christi, TX. Is it a Rufous/Allen's Hummingibird? Thank you.

Okay, thanks all!

Thanks for the replies ? I was thinking, could Hummingbird #2 be an Anna's? I have seen them described as "chunky", which would explain the obvious size difference with the Black-chinned. And what about the "spots" on the front? Unfortunately, I have not seen the bird in question for 2 days, so I have only the 2 photos previously posted and the one below... Thanks again, everyone!

Pine Siskin?

Hello. All photos taken at my home in Corpus Christi, TX on Jan 21 or Jan 22. Thank you. Hummingbird #1 (Black-chinned?) Hummingbird # 2 This hummingbird is noticeably larger than #1, even without a side by side comparison. I would estimate that it is 10-15% larger. I apologize for the poor photos. I spent hours staking-out the feeder from the outside, but so far have only been able to get photos through a window & screen. I have boosted the color on these photos, let me know if you want the untouched photos.