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White-necked Jacobin

White-necked Jacobin

A White-necked Jacobin hummingbird from Costa Rica.

A White-necked Jacobin hummingbird from Costa Rica.
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Oct, 2015

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Awards

Contest Finalist in Just Hummingbirds Photo Contest

Peer Award

+53

Absolute Masterpiece

+16

Top Choice

+9

Superb Composition

+6

Magnificent Capture

+5

Superior Skill

Outstanding Creativity

All Star

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great shot!!! the bird looks like he is amazed, and has never seen such a beautiful flower! great focus, colour and composition.

Beautiful capture, I love the pose!

PRO+

Awesome capture. Beautiful!

Dramatic image! :) Lovely shot! I love all the little details. :) Congrats on being a finalist!! Keep up the lovely work!

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My my my . . . That’s poetry in motion. Great capture!

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Awesome wings in motion shot:-)

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