Drosera

Yellow bellied Sunbird, Nectarinia jugularis, Hen

Yellow bellied Sunbird, Nectarinia jugularis, Hen

camera

Canon EOS 200D

settings

settings

Aperture f/6.3 ISO 640 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 250/1

upload_date

upload_date

Mar, 2019

Views

415

Likes

+98

Awards

People's Choice in SMALL BIRDS Photo Challenge

Hidden Gem Award

2020 Choice Award

Peer Award

+47

Top Choice

+12

Absolute Masterpiece

+4

Magnificent Capture

Outstanding Creativity

Superb Composition

Superior Skill

Emotions

Impressed

+1

Top Ranks

Top 10 rank

Top 20 rank

Top 10 rank week 1

This is beautiful

Thanks, the other Sunbird is her boyfriend.

PRO

Beautiful Sunbird!

Thank you, she has nested three time in the same area since being photographed.

PRO+

Very well made. Congrats on your win!

Ultimate

Great image- congratulations on your challenge win! KUrt😁

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