Hummingbird essentials

Though only 1/2 the size of a golf ball, a Hummingbird nest may be tiny but it is oh so cleverly constructed.  (They use spider webs, moss and a variety of plant materials to weave these tiny structures into rearing headquarters for their incredibly small offspring) ) Today I observed these tiny Anna's Hummingbirds  once again gathering fuzz from local cattails to put into their nests.  I do wish I could find one and watch the building procedure, but alas, far too many hiding spots.  Perhaps one day, but for now I will be content to capture their images in more obvious places!