Our first *rufous hummingbird*, an adult female, perched and fed (even preened) for about 10 minutes on a nectar feeder beginning about 2:20 p.m. this rain-dominant Tuesday. We now have four adult *broad-tail hummingbirds* -- 3 males, 1 female. Still hanging around: two *dark-eyed juncos*, both Oregon, sharing backyard territory with *lazuli buntings*, (5, including one female) and several white-crowned sparrows, among others. John Ealy Roxborough Park, Douglas County, west of Dakota Hogback
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