Vagrant Anna's Hummingbird

A 'quadtych' of a male subadult Anna's Hummingbird Calypte anna that showed up at my feeder on September 25th and is still here. Now, an Anna's Hummingbird on its own may not seem like a very big deal, but as a west-coast species, the individual pictured above is special because he's way off course and very rare in my province. I identified and reported him to the birds record committee and have since played host to a number of bird watcher and photographers wanting to get a good look at him. As migration direction is genetically determined, it is likely that he has some sort of mutation that caused him to head east instead of south, and he may very well attempt to overwinter at my house. Unfortunately, because it's Canada, his chances of survival are next to none when it starts to get really cold. So far we've built a contraption to keep our nectar from freezing, but apart from that there's very little we can do. Here's hoping he actually does decide to go somewhere warmer!
Some of his nicknames include "Little Friend", and "Hummybuns".