Annas HummingbirdThe Annas Hummingbird is one of only 3 species of hummingbirds that are permanent residents of the United States and Canada. It is the most common of the western North America hummingbird species and the most common of the California hummingbirds.
Common Name: Anna’s Hummingbird (Interesting fact: Anna’s hummingbird was named after Anna Messena, the Duchess of Rival, a European Noblewoman in Italy during the 19th century). Scientific Name: Calyste anna Length: 4 inches (Interesting fact-The Anna’s is the largest hummingbird in California) Wingspan: 5 1/4 inches Distinctive Markings: Male:
Sound: A series of harsh buzzy notes and chirps while feeding and a squeaky warbling song from a perch Habitat: Backyard gardens and parks that provide feeders, nectar rich flowers and a water source, they will also inhabit the edges of a redwood forest and mountains up to 6000 feet. Behavior: Does not migrate, sings during mating courtship, males perform a remarkable display called a display dive during courtship
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