They are coming to the feeder and there are at
Least one male,and one female. It is hard to tell how
Many birds are here yet since they do not group feed.
I have plenty of trees here,and plenty of nectar sources.
They like to nest up in the big pine trees, out on the heavy horizontal branches. The tiny nests are very difficult
To spot even with binoculars .
I did see one chase scene pass by a window downstairs.
The males do set up territories of sorts,but there is plenty
Of room here for more than one nesting pair,and we do
Have them.
DD