Hummers -- Share Your Hummingbird Images
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Here's a couple more that went with my previous post.
D500 & 500PF
D500 & 500PF
ericj
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What species is this? Rufous? Fantastic image!
GA from FLA
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ericj
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Thanks, eph7! How fortunate that you have the little jewelled birds around through the winter. Around here (CO) they're gone by mid-September, to return in late June.
Thanks ”D”
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Nikon Z6 / 200-500
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Nikon Z6 / 200-500
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eph7
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Thanks. In Clinton, TN, just a little northwest of Knoxville.
Kazza
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View attachment 1058This hummer was captured last year in Crocodile bay
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Fantastic photos, everybody. The variety of birds, poses, composition styles is awesome.
Here's another immature Broadtail hummer all puffed up and sitting out a summer rainstorm.
Nikon D500, 200-500mm @480mm f/5.6, 1/200' ISO 1250 hand held
Here's another immature Broadtail hummer all puffed up and sitting out a summer rainstorm.
Nikon D500, 200-500mm @480mm f/5.6, 1/200' ISO 1250 hand held
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Marion Anstis
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Here is one of the pretty Rufous-tailed Hummingbirds from Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. I had never tried to photograph Hummingbirds until my trip with Steve and Rose in 2018, so any time I actually got the bird in the frame and reasonable sharp was a bonus! They are a challenge. This was taken with a D850 + 500mm PF, 1/1600, f5.6 and 6400 ISO, because it was handheld.
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That's a beauty Marion, the curve of the body and wing sweep as it comes in to feed is awesome.
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Marion Anstis
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Thanks DR!
Marion Anstis
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Thanks very much DR.
clippy
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Very nice Phil, just wondering if this is handheld and if you usually use 1.4tc with the 500pf. I’ve played with the 500pf and 1.4tc but wasn’t really happy, only played never really gave it a true test. I’m a very poor hand holder at longer focal lengths.Thanks Dave. Next time you visit, make a point to stop by the Henderson "Bird Viewing Preserve". You won't be disappointed. Wifey & encountered several dozen "lifers" in just 2 days there. It was excellent.
Another sample.
Z50, 500PF + 1.4x TCIII, 700mm, 1/2000, F9, ISO 1250
Phil McKinney, on Flickr
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Thank you Clippy.
Yes, these were all handheld, as we were walking thru the preserve. I probably use a TC with the 500PF about 30% of the time - most often on Z Bodies. Both Wifey & I use them on D500's too, but AFFT was really critical on them whereas it's simply not required on the Z Bodies.
Again, thanks!
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Green-throated Carib
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It's a beauty. Nice capture!