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Paton House, Patagonia, AZ

I Finally got the camera settings where I could capture the hummingbirds when they come to the porch to feed.

 

Not the best shot in the world, but I got it...!

Taken in the hummingbird aviary at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Saguaro National Park.

 

A little taste of catmint in the morning

Glittering-bellied Emerald, Jardin de los Picaflores

08-10-2014

hummingbird by my kitchen window

We have some hummingbirds that have set up residence in our woods.

I've been trying to get pictures of them but having a tough time of it.

This female felt sorry for me and decided to perch on the post above the feeder so I could finally get a decent shot.

Trouble is the sky was too bright and I had a difficult time getting her details to show.

I over exposed the sky and then tried to bring it back down in light room. The vignettes helped a little I think.

Anyway not my best work for sure, but this is my very first hummingbird shot that turned out. Yah!

Ruby Throated Hummingbird Green Spring Gardens Park

First of Season Broad-billed Hummingbird observed on the Anza Trail near Tubac, Az.

At the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum

Who doesn’t love

roses, and who

doesn’t love the lilies

of the black ponds

 

floating like flocks

of tiny swans,

and of course, the flaming

trumpet vine

 

where the hummingbird comes

like a small green angel, to soak

his dark tongue

in happiness -

 

and who doesn’t want

to live with the brisk

motor of his heart

singing

 

like a Schubert

and his eyes

working and working like those days of rapture,

by Van Gogh in Arles?

 

Look! for most of the world

is waiting

or remembering -

most of the world is time

 

when we’re not here,

not born yet, or died -

a slow fire

under the earth with all

our dumb wild blind cousins

who also

can’t even remember anymore

their own happiness -

 

Look! and then we will be

like the pale cool

stones, that last almost

forever.

Some non-flash shooting in the backyard. All four species seen in Albuquerque are now present as the northern nesting birds are migrating through.

Hummingbird at Perdenales State Park in Austin, Texas. It was pretty hard to focus on this little guy and it was impossible to photograph him away from the feeder because he is so small and fast moving. (Archilochus alexandri)

Another Lifer, and quite colorful.

Anna's Hummingbird, Carmel CA

Randall Finley

with huge crop.....

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