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To jest taki motylek / ćma: Furczak gołąbek (polski koliber) - Macroglossum stellatarum Trochę trudny do sfotografowania ostrego :-) / The hummingbird hawk-moth is a species of moth.
Fiery-throated Hummingbird (Panterpe insignis) feeding from flowers at Cerro de la Muerte, Costa Rica. For more visit www.chrisjimenez.net
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Ruby Throated Hummingbird - Male.... I had to put out another feeder today because there is 2 males here now. I put one on the other side of the house so the bully couldn't see the other one.
Calypte anna adult male.
Morro Bay, California
When I first saw these new gorget feathers in "our" male hummingbird--which has been very territorial for weeks and weeks--I thought we had a new, younger male. (I'm assuming that immature males would not have this advanced a gorget. And I DID get one photo of the spread tail which shows an adult tail.) In description of adult male molt: "Replacement of the metallic rose "gorget" (including crown feathers) is the last phase [of molt] and may represent the only molt in progress; replacement of gorget estimated to take no more than 10–15 d with the feathers at the base of the bill replaced last (Williamson 1956)."--Cornell's Birds of the World. In regard to how fast this molt progresses, I had taken more distant photos 2 days earlier and it is amazing how much the molt had completed in those 2 days.
I Just did a search for "molting Anna's Hummingbird" photos on Flickr and found some dated Sept. 15, 20, 25, and 28, most with much more conspicuous molt visible. I caught "ours" late in the process.
BTW, see if you can figure out what position the wings were in at this instant.
Rufous Hummingbird (Selasphorus rufus) on an acreage W of Duncan on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. This was my first attempt at a flying hummingbird and I quickly realized that a shutter speed of 200 is not great. I guess you have to try once then learn from it.
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3 April, 2010.
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Enjoying a pleasant cup of coffee in our yard this morning and I noticed this hummingbird zip up to our last gladiola. I managed four frames in the second it was there and then it was gone. My best guess is a female Black Chinned Hummingbird.
Here we are the next day, and that Hummingbird stills has that HONEY BEE SHISH KABOB on his beak. Or is it another Honey Bee?
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Time to fulfill my hummingbird addiction. I saw lots of little Anna's hummingbirds this weekend, but none of my shots were completely spectacular. This is from the archives, a male broad-billed hummingbird in the Hummingbird aviary, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
Obviously, not the best of lighting with him back lit, but bokeh's rather nice, I think. ;-)
Broad-Billed Hummingbird - Paton's Place, Patagonia, Arizona
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