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HUMMINGBIRD (7) 23 APRIL 2017

HUMMINGBIRD (7) 23 APRIL 2017

This was my first shot at photographing hummingbirds. Their little wings are fast! His beak was deep in the food though while he held flight....
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This was my first shot at photographing hummingbirds. Their little wings are fast! His beak was deep in the food though while he held flight.
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