It takes me awhile to focus on them way up there, hard to see them..sooo small little ones! They seem to have such sensitive feeling of someone or something looking at them..they hop from branch to branch so fast 
The can really move quickly when they want to. What kind of camera do you have?
... easy if they are just by the feeders, but quite hard finding them when they hit the branches. Am just your ordinary point and shoot person
My current camera has great macros but takes a bit too much adjusting the settings for me to get really good distance shots. A lot of them come out a bit out of focus. Doesn't stop me from trying though. Sometimes I get lucky.
Just catch the moment...regardless how many shots! Luckily we use digital cameras..imagine the expense and hassle if it were the old mode 
LindaTX8 said:I'm thinking that my 'winter' hummers are gone. I did spot one hummer yesterday, but it looked different, as far as I could tell. It was nectaring on the salvias.
It's official! This time I got a good look and it was a small male Black-chinned! Those are the species that stay for the hot season here, so definitely a spring migrant. Now I want pics!
