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Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird and Insect on Roses of Sharon Flower-002

Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird and Insect on Roses of Sharon Flower-002

The male Ruby-throated Hummingbird left my yard a couple of weeks ago which is normal for males. I now have 2-3 females in my yard and they may be in the proce...
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The male Ruby-throated Hummingbird left my yard a couple of weeks ago which is normal for males. I now have 2-3 females in my yard and they may be in the process of migrating. I captured this one on top of the Roses of Sharon Bush.
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Beautiful shot!

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Wow! Love everything going on here!

Great picture Laluren, great composition, colour and insterest.

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What an amazing "two-fer", Lauren (cos you got the little insect in there, too!). Love this!

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Fabulous shot, gets my vote ..Image of the month:-))

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