Stellula calliope
Calliope Hummingbirds have short tails and wings that barely extend past their tails they are resting. The also have thin short bills for a hummingbird. Males have long, purple-red gorget feathers that look like streaks on a white background, metallic green upperparts and sides and white underparts. Females and juveniles have pale rufous flanks, green upperparts, white underparts and small dark spots on their throats.
I never seem to get caught up processing all of my images but I picked this Calliope Hummingbird image to process and share this morning.
Just a quick post this morning of a tiny Calliope Hummingbird feeding on Rocky Mountain Bee Plant that I photographed at the end of August.
Yesterday I went back to the island to see if I could photograph more hummingbirds and they did not disappoint so I thought I would share two more images of them.
I believe these are Calliope Hummingbirds but if I am wrong please do not hesitate to correct me, I don't get upset about things like that.