Wow, I'm amazed you got that picture! They're not the easiest birds to catch! We've got at least 2 pair at my 2 feeders and of course they both want the same feeder and chase each other all the time. Need to have a little talk with 'em!
I've been a camera guy since I was 13 .. I bought my first "real camera" in Tokyo, Japan when I was on R&R in the service .. for many, many years, I longed for my own darkroom but never talked myself into actually making one ...
So, fast forward to the Digital Age .. I bought into it immediately by dropping around $600 on a Sony Digital Mavica in the mid 1990's or so .. a whopping, if memory serves, less than 1 megapixel unit that stored on 3.5" floppies ... yet, a surprisingly good camera with some fast glass (low light capable) ... I was then able to realize my dream of my own darkroom ... although I don't like the complexity of Photoshop, I do use a very old software called Photo Impact, since I know it inside out .. I also use Lightroom ..
I don't consider phones to be real cameras .. a photographer that's serious about it uses a tool fully designed to do the task at hand, made specifically for that task .. although I have to choke when I say it, there are good phone photos ..
BTW, Janet .. my brain just flashed on the Stained Glass that you got into a while back .. how far did you go with it .. ?? I love stained glass .. a few years back, I spent a year, one day a week, taking photos of any and all stained glass within Churches in a 100 mile radius of my locale ..