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Savegre Mountain Lodge, San Gerardo de Dota, Costa Rica.
Six species of hummers visited the feeders here: Magnificent, Scintillant, White-throated Mountain Gem, Volcano Hummingbird, Green Violet-ear, and Striped Hummingbird.
More hummingbird pictures. I am running out of ways to compose these to make them look different, so I am not sure how many more will get posted.
What is really amazing about photographing hummingbirds is you may catch a couple of hummingbirds in almost the same spot doing the same thing, yet each picture is different. We had a storm roll in tonight and that ment low light which upset me because they were all out in force. I am now refilling the feeders every other day. To be honest with you I think they have a drinking problem, lol
I expect that this will be the first of many hummingbird photos. We hung some feeders about a week ago and today is the first time we've seen the birds. I know that I've got plenty of room to improve on this shot, so I'm looking forward to working on this throughout the summer.
I think this might be a female or immature rufous hummingbird but not sure. It was taking advantage of the zinnia nectar on a hot and dry summer day. July 2018 in Montell, Uvalde County, Texas
From July 2014 a Juvenile Male Ruby Throated Hummingbird at my garden feeder.
Thank you to Fishhawk and Diane Marshman for the ID
As each day goes by both my wife and I swear that there are more and more hummingbirds out there. No, I don't think we are going crazy, but when they are really active, during the coolest part of the day, you would think there are a bunch of bees out there. I wonder if I can get the FCC or someone to send over a air traffic controller, lol.