Female Hummingbird
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Female Hummingbird

Ann Brokelman

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This little female has been hanging around my front window. Was able to get a couple of shots of her yesterday.  Ann



« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Ann Brokelman »


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Hi Ann,

Beautiful capture!!!  Excellent work and great clarity!!!  Love the second picture.

Walter (aka Bluffs Birder)
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As always Ann, you shoot a mean picture... :D
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Ann Brokelman

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Thank you Walter and Attila.  I just wish the little guys would stand still longer.  I have only been able to capture them through the window.  By the time I am outside they are gone.  I have also had a couple of hummers that are about 1/2 even smaller size.  So far noluck taking a  shot.  I have no idea what they are.  Ann
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Pat Hodgson

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something that moves a bit like a hummingbird but is half the size is probably a sphinx moth - unless you have a mega-rarity, any h-bird encountered here should be about the same size as any other one
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Ann Brokelman

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Thanks for the idea.  Perhaps it is a sphinx moth.  Wish I had a picture of it.  It really looked like a minature hummingbird all blue only little.  Ann
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Ann Brokelman »