Anna and nelly paradise bird

The Anna's Hummingbird (Calypteanna) and the Nelly's Paradise Bird are both captivating species, but they belong to different families and have distinct characteristics. **Anna's Hummingbird**: - This species is known for its vibrant plumage, particularly the males which feature iridescent green and a striking rose-red crown. - They are found primarily in the western United States and are known for their remarkable flying skills, including the ability to hover in mid-air. - Anna's Hummingbirds are often seen feeding on nectar from flowers, using their specialized long beaks and extendable tongues. **Nelly's Paradise Bird**: - The term "Nelly's Paradise Bird" might refer to a specific local name for a bird or could be a misunderstanding as there is no widely recognized bird by that name in ornithology. Often referred to in contexts similar to "birds of paradise," these species are known for their elaborate plumage and courtship displays. - Birds of paradise are primarily found in New Guinea and surrounding islands and exhibit some of the most complex mating behaviors in the animal kingdom. If you meant to inquire specifically about another aspect of either Anna's Hummingbird or birds of paradise, please clarify!