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Buzzing Amongst the Salvia

Female hummingbird (don't know whether this is a Rufous or a Broadtail ?) found her way to my backyard garden in recent days. Typically, the only species ...
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Female hummingbird (don't know whether this is a Rufous or a Broadtail ?) found her way to my backyard garden in recent days. Typically, the only species of hummingbird I have in my garden is the Black-chin, but during the migration season, Rufous (and less typically, Broadtails) stop to dine as they head south.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture f/11 ISO 4500 Shutter 10/20000 Focal Length 5000/10

upload_date

Aug, 2017

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Awards

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Magnificent Capture

Superb Composition

Top Choice

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Genius

All Star

Outstanding Creativity

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Incredibly beautiful capture!!! ❤

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Gracious thanks, Toni!

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Love this.....the iridescent feather capture is marvelous

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Awww . . . you're too kind, Glenda. Thanks so much!

Just perfect!!

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Humble thanks, my awesomly talented Friend.

❤ ❤ ❤ this! シ

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Bless ya, Sweetpea! Thanks so very much! ッ

Nice job Bird lady !!!:))

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LOL! Thanks so much, Ron! ッ

You nailed this one Sue. Just love it.

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Awww . . . thank you so much, Mr. Chuck!

You are the hummingbird mama! so beautiful!

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Oh, Cookie, you're so sweet. But, trust me, there are some photographers on the site that are far better at photographing hummies than I am.

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Love it..just perfect:-)

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Gracious thanks, my Friend!

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Wow ... amazing action capture! Love it.

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Bless you , Cher . . . and thanks so very much!

Terrific shot, Sue! :)

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Humble thanks to you, Kathy . . . one of the REAL hummingbird queens! Plan to try to get a few more shots before all the hummies leave this side of town.