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This one acts and feeds differently from the original Mr. Bub. I guess we are calling him Second Bub.
In the garden
By the way, the large bokeh circles on the right are from the camera. I did not photoshop them in.
Lowell, Michigan
We have quite a few hummingbirds in our neighborhood and it's always fun watching them zip around and chase each other as they battle for rights to the best food source. This Anna's Hummingbird was coming in for a drink when we snapped this photo.
Eugenes fulgens
Savegre, Costa Rica
This bird has recently been renamed.
Hummingbirds are surely one of the world's most beautiful creatures.
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Although I will never divulge how much time I have invested in trying to capture the elusive hummingbird. They are so fast and really tricky to capture! I still have not gotten "the shot" I want...so my quest is still on.
I have Flickr friend Jenny Pics www.flickr.com/photos/jenny_photos coming tomorrow so I will catch up with you all shortly.
Hummingbird photo in my back yard. I'm not sure if I have all of the hummingbirds in the 6 photos that I uploaded correctly identified. If not, let me know. IMG_2626
Fun day at the fountain with a few good birds and a few great friends. Not sure how that drip happened, so I guess it was magic!
Thank you so much for your very kind comments and favorites. Thanks to Explore for allowing me to share with you.
Lucifer Hummingbird (Calothorax Lucifer)
One of my target birds in my Arizona trip was this Lucifer Hummingbird. There are not many pairs that occur in the United States and those that do are in the extreme southern parts of AZ, NM and TX.
Nikon D500 - ISO 400 - 1/2000 - f/6.3 - 300 f/4 prime lens
Peace Valley Park.
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Enjoy the day.
Hummingbirds have returned. They're not skirmishing around the feeder this year (so far). Feeding peacefully. Wonder what the difference is.
I went to the Hummingbird Sanctuary yesterday,
they were so many it was so amazing to see, soon will be going south,
I took my first one in 2008,
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Thanks dear Paul for being so hospitable!
Will be heading back to hummingbird paradise (Ecuador) this year, would you like to join me? :)
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We have a hummingbird hawkmoth that has been visiting these lavender stems for a few days now. The trouble is that I never quite know when it will appear and also that it flits about so. Of all the shots I took today, this was the only one sharp enough to keep..That was after and hour or two waiting for it. I'll try again if it hangs around.
Beija-flor-tesoura
Swallow-tailed Hummingbird
Eupetomena macroura (Gmelin, 1788)
Trochilidae
Apodiformes
Pássaro Silvestre
Praça dos Cristais
BrasÃlia, Brasil
Photographed at my home last night in mostly shade and poor light. I got lucky a couple of times but there is lots of noise in this photo. IMG_1290
There's a very special place in Patagonia, Arizona - the backyard of the Paton family and now the Tucson Audubon's Paton Center for Hummingbirds. I had a chance to spend a few hours there, talking with fellow birders and photographers and seeing species after species of hummingbirds on their spring migration. This broad-billed hummingbird was one of the favorites of my visit.