Hummingbird, Rohnert Park (Sonoma County), CA (1 Viewer)

[MelospizaMelodiaFan]

Taken 2 days ago.
Anna's is more common here, but I think there is a chance it might be female black-chinned. Or maybe I'm seeing things.
1. Beak is slightly curved, although I'm not sure that is a definitive field mark.
2. Beak seems longer in proportion to the body, which would indicate black-chinned.
3. Doesn't seem as plump as Anna's? Maybe?
4. Lack of any red on the chin, but again, not definitive.

What do you think?

 

[MelospizaMelodiaFan]

I just wanted to bump this up one time, still waiting to hear an opinion, thanks.

 

[Lisa W]

You don’t have a photo with the tail feathers spread? That would help. Females are so hard sometimes to ID.

 

[MelospizaMelodiaFan]

You don’t have a photo with the tail feathers spread? That would help. Females are so hard sometimes to ID.

Unfortunately not, thanks.