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Unidentified Selasphorus hummer (1 Viewer)

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This little gal has been in central NJ since I believe last fall but has only been id as a Rufous/Allen's Hummer with no positive id. I know the photos aren't great and don't show the tail feathers, but anyone have any suggestions? It was also giving a very high pitched faint call.
 

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We haven't had any hummers come around yet this season

Still too cold right now. last season they were getting territorial over the feeder so I put up a second one which solved that issue. Not always good sharers!
 
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