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More Ruby!
I think this pretty much finishes off my set from the day - well those I'll post up at least.
Had a lot of fun on this shoot and I've learnt a few new tricks in processing (though not all ideas are winners).
The hummingbirds appear to be done breeding and are now spending lots of time feeding in our Hummingbird and Butterfly garden. Captured this Ruby-throated relaxing in the apple tree.
Another Ruby-throated shot from my backyard during the week. Ended up chopping out most of the flower in this image but I loved this pose too much not to process it. This image was shot in natural lighting. So far this year, the males have been MUCH more tolerate of me then the females have.
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Ruby-throated Hummingbirds feeding during a summer rain shower, the male feeds first.
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Ruby is resting against the climbing structure on a hot and muggy day. I hope the animals can enjoy some cooler weather next week.
Ruby's outfit is awesome. I wish she came with different colored eyes though. Green or even brown would have been so much nicer than the purple that, IMO, clashes with the bright red.
Wet from a heavy downpour of rain, this little hummingbird preens and tries to dry during the tailing drizzle of the passing shower. Every activity of a hummingbird seems to be done frenetically, contradictory to the peaceful sound of rain as a backdrop.
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Ruby + Daniel Buren
Model. Ruby King
Art. Daniel Buren
Styling. Juliana Castañeda
MUA. Sasha Hoffman
Special Thx. Bortolami Gallery
Today I walked Ruby in the two nearest woods it was pouring with rain so I kept my camera under my coat so 5 images for today. mostly of water after the rain.
The Ruby Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew, Bureau of Land Management, were assigned to several large fires across the country in 2020. Photo by BLM
In the Northeast, our only breeding hummingbird is the Ruby-throated Hummingbird. Their nest is hard to find (it's a little bigger than a quarter), but is a sight to behold, made entirely of spiderweb encrusted with flakes of lichen -- a masterpiece of engineering and design! For safety from predators, they seem to favor building their nests on branches overhanging water.
Credit: Michael Schramm/USFWS
A Kinglet pauses on a wire between trips to the suet feeder. This tiny bird hovers like a hummingbird at times while looking for a perch, perhaps.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) male, 8/31/2022, The Landings Sparrow Field “Pollinator Garden Berm”, Skidaway Island, Savannah, Ga
Notice the spider web (or is it a sticky situation) streaming from the beak of this female Ruby-throated hummingbird to the lily's stigma. They use spider web as "glue" to hold their nesting material together.
Experience is never limited, and it is never complete, it is an immense sensibility, a kind of spider web of the finest silken threads suspended in the chamber of consciousness, and catching every air-borne particle in its tissue". ~Henry James
Cool Facts From: www.hummingbirds.net
The walnut-sized nest, built by the female, is constructed on a foundation of bud scales attached to a tree limb with spider silk; lichens camouflage the outside, and the inside is lined with dandelion, cattail, or thistle down. The nest will stretch to contain the growing nestlings, and may sometimes be reused (rebuilt) the following year.
image by Team Macho
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Ruby Mag Special Issue
this month Ruby has a different issue. all the artists included in issues 1 to 12 were invited to send their newer works and 15 were selected to be part of a special compilation. the chosen artists were: mark rubenstein, maureen gubia, ding ren, takashi iwasaki, riikka sormunen, wendy walgate, celine clanet, michael deforge, betsy davis, jan von holleben, matthew fyeld, andrew laumann, ronnie rascal (donal dixon), frederik heyman and team macho.
One thing we love about #Nevada: the Ruby Mountains. Use #nvmaglove throughout 2014 to show what you love about the #SilverState. Your image could be used in our Nov./Dec. 2014 issue. #nvmag #nv150 #happynewyear