Russelia equisetiformis and hummingbirds

After a long period of unavailability, we recently re-acquired Russelia equisetiformis (most of the genus seems to be called firecracker plant).
Not only were we able to get Russelia equisetiformis, but they also had Russelia equisetiformis lutea ...with pale yellowish creamy colored flowers. We bought that as well. But I don't see many pics online of hummingbirds on Russelia equisetiformis lutea . Does anyone have experience with that plant? I know hummingbirds use the normal red-flowered type. I just can't find anything showing use of Russelia equisetiformis lutea .

No info about that specific plant, but just to add that my hummingbirds go after yellow more than red. What initially drew them to all my other plants were the yellow calibrachoas in my planters. I added a small lightweight nyjer seed tube that was yellow and attached it to my window with other feeders. Within 10 minutes I noticed a hummingbird hovering right next to it to check it out. Made me think of swapping it for a hummingbird feeder since the other feeders obviously didn't bother it. But decided I didn't want the nectar that close to the window to get it sticky as well as dirty.

It is a popular ornamental in Central FL, mostly the red. There is a photo here on Garden.org of a hummer on it. I know I see butterflies go to it.

Have you seen any visitors to the pale one yet?

They are only just now getting flower buds again. My repotting is pretty harsh and it takes a bit for them to get past the shock. We'll see soon.

Understood. ; )