Thank you Tanja! I should correct myself, it's a Sony S600 Cybershot, the hack is the worst, best is to start on a cheap P32, or P43, I have ruined my first hack P32, buckshot does most of the hack video....below the 600hack. There are only about a handful of Sony's good for this hobby, there are some other brands but Sony's are preferred. Hunters use these allot for wildlife location, I always wanted to build something remote and stumbled onto this, I put them out simply to capture wildlife in my yard, it's a great hobby and very addicting! I'll give some more links later. This is the S600 inside of a 1060 Pelican case. The 3 mall batteries on top of he Bigfoot control board for power, the 2C batteries are for additional power for camera, so 5 wires get soldered inside the camera, 3 for running the board/camera, the other 2 wires for additional power. This is how the outside looks. Sony S600 on the left, the others are P32 and P43 inside a 1040 case. These can be strapped on the tree. Google Trail camera build. Here is a link that might be useful: Sony S600 hack

Here's one I took. That's what I IDed it as. Yours and mine both look like immature females to me.

I believe in the same vicinity; not very close to where last year's nest was though. They might be busy building a nest somewhere else and doesn't have time to come by the feeder.

Interesting, tom. When I was a kid growing up in Miami orioles were common, but now that I think about it I rarely see them anymore. Don't think I've ever seen one here on Hutchinson Island where I've lived for 18 years, but then I've never seen a hummer here, either.