On occasion there might be a few hummingbirds feeding at the same time on a given flower, but that is usually a very brief moment in time, as many are territorial and will swoop in to chase them off.
The on on the left is the woodnymph.
It sounds like this:
Crowned Woodnymph:
White-necked Jacobin:
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