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This was taken in Costa rica in the gardens of Sevegre. It was taken in natural light with no flash used. This particular species is quite brilliant and has a purple ear. Thus it is called The green violet ear.
What a delight to see this hummingbird, sometimes hovering above and sometimes sitting on the mirror of our motor home - maybe trying for a glimpse of him or herself in the mirror-like finish on top?
I don't have my bird books with me, but am pretty sure it is a Rufous Hummingbird. (18-06-02-0884)
Hummingbird photos I took today using 2 external flashes at 1/32 power all manual, Very Difficult but I like today's results.
I'm declaring that winter is officially over. I want spring-time and warm weather!
Oh yeah, this is a juvenile Ruby-throated Hummingbird photo that I ran across in my pile of photos to look at and do something with.
Taken in New Jersey, USA
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Juvie Ruby Throated Hummingbird on a Zinnia flower.
Shown on TV 11/2/21
www.wnep.com/article/life/photolink/here-and-there-in-the...
I planted lantana in my backyard years ago and now I have a few neighborhood hummingbirds that visit on a daily basis. They have a routine that they follow and when they are feeding, I will see them circle around the neighborhood every few minutes.
I recently purchased a new 600mm lens and haven't had any luck finding wildlife to take pictures with it yet and decided to capture the neighborhood hummingbirds. It took me a few tries to get used to how the lens shoots and get the settings to where I could get some decent shots. After I was done shooting, my dad gave me some more advice that will make the next session even better.
These flowers were in a tree in my next-door neighbor's backyard. Today they were more interested in these flowers than my lantana. They were a pretty good distance away and I was very pleased with the way I was able to crop the image and keep the quality.
The dominant males are gone so this immature male has taken up his guard post on the spent flower head guarding one feeder all day. They will be here for a couple more weeks before departing for central america.
Have a great week my friends! ~Sam
Only the young www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUNYdwNgfDk&index=1&list=...
San Sebastián del Oeste, Jalisco, Mexico
lironsnaturephotography.com and I were incredibly lucky to see 7 Bumblebee Hummingbirds near San Sebastián, including this singing male. Normally this species is extremely elusive.
A hummingbird flying in Los Angeles a couple months ago.
(I'm sick today, so can't go out and take photos in the rain... instead lying around at home reading and sorting out old photos and hoping my sore throat improves.)
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The resident male in my yard.
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It was nice to see an Anna's Hummingbird at Willband CreeK Park this morning. The ones that visit my feeder have been gone for a while and I only get the occasional Rufous visiting now.
Best to be viewed in large size format.
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This appears to be a juvenile male. If you look close you can see what appears to be a red feather or two on his throat and his beak seems a little short. Taken in my backyard. My hope is too get a grown male with his throat glowing in the sun before all my flowers die from the summer heat.