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Aug 07, 2014 15:11 | #1

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Aug 07, 2014 16:51 | #2

Nice, sharp detail, John. Remove the perches and I think that is still the best design for hummer shots at the feeder w/ no feeder in frame, bees or no bees.

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Aug 07, 2014 17:12 | #3

ardeekay wrote in post #17082670

Nice, sharp detail, John. Remove the perches and I think that is still the best design for hummer shots at the feeder w/ no feeder in frame, bees or no bees.

I agree about the perches. You will get your timing down as they bounce back and forth to feed John.

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Aug 07, 2014 18:35 | #4

Me too! The feeders gotta go.

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Aug 08, 2014 08:26 | #5

ardeekay wrote in post #17082670

Nice, sharp detail, John. Remove the perches and I think that is still the best design for hummer shots at the feeder w/ no feeder in frame, bees or no bees.

I will give that a try today.

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Aug 08, 2014 09:34 | #6

Very nice John.

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