Anna's and the fig tree
19 years ago
I walked out my front door this morning which is next to one of our hummingbird feeders, and got a chirp from an Anna's hummer. I asked it to wait while I got my camera; it flew away, but was back directly. I managed to get this shot with my new camera, which I'm still learning to use. I hope you enjoy it. Jim
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