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Aug 05, 2014 06:47 |  #16

Beautiful images Ian!


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Aug 05, 2014 06:51 |  #17

2n10 wrote in post #17075929 (external link)
Well done Ian. Sounds like you need more batteries and CF cards.:D

Ha, thanks John. No, my shoots are all pretty well controlled that way. Less than an hour, less than 250 shots.

Grizz wrote in post #17075930 (external link)
More beauties Ian! Your not complaining about too many Hummers are you? :)

Thanks Craig. No, just happy they finally showed up. It took them a while this year.

Pondrader wrote in post #17075936 (external link)
lol Very orange, great job

Thanks Jeff.

Oldjackssparrows wrote in post #17075979 (external link)
C'mon Man, they won't stay for winter like your pet Eagles, lol!

True dat, Bret! Am enjoying them while they're here.

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Beauty captures and well done and stunning as usual Ian.

Thanks Dan, much appreciated.

bigjohninva wrote in post #17076135 (external link)
Wow great set.!!

Thaks John.

ldn323 wrote in post #17076350 (external link)
Alright, Ian. You have proved that you can do hummingbirds in red, yellow, and orange. I want to see them in purple and blue now :-)
Great set!

Ha, well, not sure on that Linh, there's not much purple or blue in the gardens here right now. Thanks for the kind remarks.

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Gorgeous!

Thank you Brian.

Mag-1981 wrote in post #17076421 (external link)
Amazing set.

Thanks Mag.

jhayesvw wrote in post #17076520 (external link)
Fantastic set Ian.

Thanks as always, Jeremy.

SJC from VT wrote in post #17076539 (external link)
As I continue to struggle to get decent shots, you even include an ant in yours! What a great set Ian. Do keep amazing all of us less fortunates!

Haha Sandy, thanks. I'm more waiting for the eagle activity level to pick up again, we're in a bit of a lull now for some reason.

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Beautiful series, Ian. Makes me miss my hummingbirds so much. Just haven't seen them much this year. Well done.

Thanks very much. They started slow here, but activity has sure picked up lately.

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Excellent set Ian! Looks like need to get more flowers for our hummers. :)

Thanks Brad, I'm thinking the same here. Have to get weeding first to make room ;)


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Aug 05, 2014 12:15 |  #18

Beautiful shots Ian. So it is possible to get hummer overload!


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Aug 05, 2014 12:50 |  #19

CMOats wrote in post #17077220 (external link)
Beautiful images Ian!

Thanks Cheryl.

Lester Wareham wrote in post #17077791 (external link)
Beautiful shots Ian. So it is possible to get hummer overload!

Thank you Lester, yep, sure is! Time to move on.


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Aug 05, 2014 16:17 |  #20

Wow! Gorgeous shots and color. I have a pretty nice patch of those flowers(always called them Tiger Lilies) at 1 end of my house. Never gave them much thought re hummers. Finished blooming several wks. ago but will try to remember for next year.


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Aug 06, 2014 07:43 as a reply to  @ ardeekay's post |  #21

Again Ian, gotta love the yellow and orange flower combinations in these captures and especially pretty in the last as it transmits through the wing.
The perched images are precious and I chuckled at the curiosity of what looks to be a youngster in #2.
I'll have to admit that I'm sorry you've grown weary of these little balls of personality as your imagery of them has added some refreshing variety.


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Aug 06, 2014 14:18 |  #22

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Wow! Gorgeous shots and color. I have a pretty nice patch of those flowers(always called them Tiger Lilies) at 1 end of my house. Never gave them much thought re hummers. Finished blooming several wks. ago but will try to remember for next year.

Maybe they are tiger lilies Rog, but what we call Tiger Lilies while orange like these, are much shorter. These are taller than me. thanks for commenting.

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Again Ian, gotta love the yellow and orange flower combinations in these captures and especially pretty in the last as it transmits through the wing.
The perched images are precious and I chuckled at the curiosity of what looks to be a youngster in #2.
I'll have to admit that I'm sorry you've grown weary of these little balls of personality as your imagery of them has added some refreshing variety.

You're good to comment Steve. I actually think these are all young ones. Much appreciated....if i see any at some purple or blue flowers I'll try to get some shots ;)


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Aug 06, 2014 14:24 as a reply to  @ Wallace River's post |  #23

We're on same page then re flowers. Mine are about 36-40 inches in height.


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Aug 06, 2014 15:26 |  #24

Very nice bud, really like the perched image, as I can't say I've seen a perched hummer before..!


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