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The second day in our new home I thought I saw a hummingbird. The next day, Mike hollared, there's one trying to get in the kitchen window! Well, had to go find the feeders and get a couple up. They have been a complete joy to watch!
This little brat has claimed his territory! He chases every single hummer including females away! I'm putting up 4 more feeders in different areas of the yard to give others a chance.
Cinnamon Hummingbird - Amazilia rutila rutila - Рыжая амазилия
Mexico, Oaxaca, Canal Principal, 03/02/2013
Have not ID'd this hummer but think either Black-Chinned or Ruby Throated. was around 6am. so low light.
My friend Candice has a Hummingbird Bush, and it attracts lots of hummingbirds. They're very pretty.
In a friend's backyard, the hummingbirds abounded during the summer. They live next to a wooded area and are very close to their nesting sites. Oklahoma, 2010
Ruby-throated Hummingbird.Lake St. Clair Metropark.Macomb Co., Michigan.18 August 2018.Photo by Allen T. Chartier
Rocky Mountains outside Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1985, digital copy of slide. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
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I have been asked several times about the backgrounds for my Hummingbird photos. In particular how I achieved the black background. It is not achieved using post processing; it is all done using camera settings and available light sources. These hummingbird photos labeled Hummingbird 1, 2, 3 and4 were all taken within a few minutes of each using approximately the same camera settings. The difference between the light and the dark background was achieved by my changing my camera angle to take advantage of the available light. The light photos were achieved using the sunlit grass as a background and the dark photos were achieved using shaded evergreen trees as the background.