Description
A male Anna’s Hummingbird working the pink blossoms — most likely red-flowering currant — at Willamette Park in Portland. Few pairings are more Pacific Northwest than this one: the currant is the region’s great native spring nectar source, and the hummingbirds time their whole season around its bloom. Where the currant flowers, the Anna’s follows.
The Anna’s is the Northwest’s year-round hummingbird — the one that stays through Portland winters when every other hummingbird has gone south — and the male wears the family crown: an iridescent rose-pink gorget that covers not just his throat but his entire head, flashing like a jewel when the light finds the right angle.
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