Hello BrianYour pictures are of a juvenile, male broad-tailed hummingbird. The red gorge is starting to come in.The wingtips are shorter than the tail, i.e, the tail projects beyond the wingtips. This is another diagnostic feature of the broad-tailed hummingbird. Maureen BlackfordBoulder County -------- Original message --------From: modise <mod...@hotmail.com> Date: 6/16/19 3:20 PM (GMT-07:00) To: Colorado Birds <cobirds@googlegroups.com> Subject: [cobirds] Hummingbird ID help - Jefferson County Hi, all - this hummingbird has been visiting our feeder for about two weeks. I'd love to get some identification help!Bryan ArnoldWoodmar Square, Littleton, Jeffco
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