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This chubby hummingbird has been chasing all the other hummingbirds away, this might explain why he's so chubby. :)
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i know i have a tendency to flood my site with extra images
But for some things like hummingbirds , its been two years trying to bait them.. ive seen them around our yard and two years had put out a 60 dollar glass feeder..which i never saw any takers
For the past three weeks when i go out back i get buzzed by hummingbirds and then noticed a sort of flight path or regular route from coming and going. So i decided one more try with a cheap 8 dollar feeder . Bango! all set now.
I hope to catch my seldom seen black hummingbird ive seen him three times and certain he is mostly all black and hoping to get an image of him.
Broad-tailed Hummingbird - Lee's Canyon, Mt Charleston, Las Vegas, NV
Bird Species (# 149) that I photographed and placed on my Flickr Photostream. Overall goal is 1000
My first hummingbird moth! While over at my parent's house last week I saw this little guy feeding on a patch of bee balm. I didn't have a camera with me but fortunately when I returned the next day it was again at the same patch of flowers. Fun to watch, it moved from flower to flower very similar to a bumble bee with the exception that it never landed on the flower but hovered like a hummingbird at each petal as it worked its way methodically around each flower.
So glad I got to see one of these!
I know there are a lot of Hummingbird pics on here. It took me 200 plus to get this one. I have to applaud those of you that get them perfectly in focus. Cause this is as close as I could get.
My houseguests are gone, I can Flickr again..weeeee...
Highest position: 23 on Sunday, August 6, 2006...really surprised me since I hesitated over a week to post it..
Kennedy and I went to the Springs Preserve in Las Vegas and saw a few of these in the garden. I believe this is black-chinned hummingbird.
In my yard near Lititz Pennsylvania on September 9 2012........I shot these late in the day just before sunset. The flower is 15 feet from the ground (on my deck) and the background is a tree line in the shade 250 feet behind the Hummer. As the light fell on the Hummer and flower it caused the background to under expose and blur.
A young Annas Hummingbird. There are a few of these around so they must have just left the nest. He was curious and was quite close. You should view large to see detail.
Firey-throated Hummingbird
RJB Colours of Costa Rica Tour
Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 200-400mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S VR
1/500s f/4.0 at 200.0mm iso400
A better view here... www.pbase.com/raymondjbarlow/image/142777003/original
Thanks for looking!
Este palito, un poco mas grueso, lo puse en la ventana de la sala. Los palitos los coloque para reemplazar la veranera que se cayo. En mayor tamaño se puede apreciar mejor.
And to complement the cold, dreary weather in January in Massachusetts, here is a shot from my vacation to Costa Rica in June 2015.
This is a rufous-tailed hummingbird which conveniently decided to perch on a leaf for my photographing pleasure. These guys are quite a challenge to catch cleanly in flight and because their color is irradescent it depends on the light striking just right. So I was pretty pleased with this one.