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Protecting the nest

Protecting the nest

This mother Humming bird was protecting her nest with two chicks just hatched.

This mother Humming bird was protecting her nest with two chicks just hatched.
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Jan, 2014

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Nice Capture, I have shoot a lot of Humming Birds but have never seen a nest. Well Done.

Brilliant capture, nice colour and detail.

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Stunning color and detail!

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great capture

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