I seriously need an Id on this one. Tiny tiny bird

Not much bigger than a hummingbird certainly no more than 3 inches long, body maybe an inch to inch and one-half. I was filling my feeder and this guy(s) flew right up and landed not two feet from me. There were actually two of them, same size. Not sure if both of these images are the same bird or different. Neither had any fear of me and I'm not sure if this is a juvie/baby or full grown. I'm guessing some kind of flycatcher (maybe a grey flycatcher) but it was sooo soooo tiny! These shots suck because I had my 100-400 and 1.4x on the camera and I was too close to get a decent shot.

Looks like a Bushtit Kenny.

Hmmm, thanks Brad, I really am at a loss on this one but the description and images in my Sibley's fits.

I sure wish I'd gotten a better picture though...

From other pictures of this bird posted here, it's a Bush Tit. The eye is pretty distinctive. Great find.

Thanks Mitch, hope they hang around or come back.

Cool shots! Most definitely a Bushtit.

Thank you sir. As I said, I hope they come back so I can get better shots. These might be my new favorite birds just edging out the chickadees.

Nice shots, just think if we could always get the perfect picture it would take the adventure out of it, I probably deliete 97% of my photo's

fishhawk wrote in post #7939303
Nice shots, just think if we could always get the perfect picture it would take the adventure out of it, I probably deliete 97% of my photo's

What? You don't?

You are right though, that's definitely the challenge and the draw of bird photography to me.

Bushtits Kenny. They're like Kinglets on crank....good luck.

https://photography-on-the.net …=639892&highlig​ht=bushtit

chubri777 wrote in post #7940475
Bushtits Kenny. They're like Kinglets on crank....good luck.

https://photography-on-the.net …=639892&highlig​ht=bushtit

Thanks!