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Mercer Meadows, Lawrenceville, NJ - I have a few other photos of the ruby stripe will put in comments.
Testing out a Nikon D500 over the weekend. This shot utilizes the Tamron 150-600mm lens and a pair of Yongnou YN560iv Wireless Speedlites powered down to 1/64 power.
Bellbrook, Ohio
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A couple years ago, Ruby walked right into our barn. It was late november and pretty cold. She looked so thin and was obviously looking for some food. After two days we brought her in the house and she started to recover.
She is very special and dear to us...
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.
My dominant male ruby-throated hummingbird who is still ruling my backyard with an iron fist (wing.)
Mi colibrí garganta rubí macho dominante que todavía rige el patio trasero con mano (ala) de hierro.
this little ruby crowned kinglet has been showing up at the suet feeders every time we've had snow! So hard to photograph as it never seems to stop moving - they aren't typical "feeder" birds - more likely hopping about in shrubs or trees
The Ruby Throated Hummingbird that's been frequenting my feeder. He's an elusive little fellow! It's hard to catch him because he just appears out of nowhere it seems, drinks some nectar for a few seconds then zips off for a while!
This one was sitting on our fence. Ruby tigers like warm and dry summers. This year they should be happy.
Ruby wants to let you know that we've just learned this waving trick so now she can personally say hello to you all!
These little birds have been teasing me for awhile and I finally got one (without the ruby crown) the other day. But today I was lucky that this one sat long enough so I could get a few photos. Phew!
Ruby Beach is off highway 101 on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. The beach, like many along the west coast, is noted for it's sea stacks -- geological landforms created by erosion. More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_(geology)
First night along the Olympic Peninsula. I just had to go to Ruby Beach after seeing so many of the wonderful pictures of this place. Let me tell ya, it doesn't disappoint. It is one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. I could spend days at this beach photographing it.
The sky this first night was good, with a little fog rolling in. The next night the sky was even more spectacular. Stay tuned....
Golden hour at Ruby Beach, Olympic National Park.
Of the three main beaches at Olympic - Ruby, Second and Rialto - this is my favourite, as you can photo the big sea stack from either side depending on the light.
This male Ruby Throat Hummingbird has become a regular visitor at our feeding station in our back yard.
Ruby had a big day at LexFarm's annual Harvest Fest. She was very patient with the many kids brushing her, and enjoyed lots of locust tree leaves.
The finale of a gorgeous sunset envelopes the aspen-clad slopes of the Ruby Range near Kebler Pass in south central Colorado. I spent two hours in this meadow a couple of miles from our camp, watching the light and color change as the sun sank and the cool air began to drain into the valley. The two peaks on the skyline are Mount Owen (l,13,070 ft/ 3984 m) and Ruby Peak (r, 12,630/ 3850 m).
The Ruby-crowned Kinglet ( Corthylio calendula) is one of the smallest and most frenetic songbirds. Every photographer I know talks about how frustrating they are to photo.
They were removed from Regulas in 2021 and placed in their own genus Corthylio. Three subspecies are currently recognized. They are winter birds for me in Oklahoma. Conservation status is Least Concern.
Photograhed in the backyard setup in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Ruby Crowned Kinglet at Bombay Hook NWR
The woods were filled with hyperactive little birds
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Got some great shots of a few Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds at the Overpeck Native Plant Garden
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The BCAS garden in Overpeck Park
Leonia, NJ 8/2024
Nikon D500
Reminder: Give Wildlife Space - Make sure to bring binoculars or a camera with a telephoto lens, and give our wildlife the respect they deserve by not going near them.
Be sure to support Bergen County Audubon Society
Photographed in the backyard setup in Memphis, Tennessee.
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I visited Ruby Beach several times before, but a few weeks ago I was finally rewarded by this kind of beautiful sky, for the first time.
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Photographed near Ellensburg, Washington. Thank you Jeff and Dave for putting us in the right place at the right time for this photo and the eagle photos. IMG_1622
This is another in the series of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds from Strawberry Plains, when Allen (asparks306) and I 'worked' the garden area of the Davis house. I preferred the backward formation of the wings, along with part of its body pushed forward. The plant in the image is Coral Bean, a favorite of these birds. Everyone have a nice weekend!