A selection of Sunbirds

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Gaduf

Gaduf

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Taken on a recent trip to a local Aloe farm to photograph Sunbirds which were present during the flowering season of the local Aloe plants.
A variety of Sunbirds were present, but quite shy, and very fast in moving between the flowers.
Gavin
Amethyst Sunbird feeding
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Rassie said:
Nice images, Gavin. Seems you have quite the variety of different sunbirds there, almost like hummingbirds in Central and South America.
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Many thanks Koos,
Yes ,we do have a good variety of Sunbirds and it was nice to be able to get some images of these - about an hour from where I live near Hartebeespoort dam.
Regards
Gavin
 
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Gaduf said:
Many thanks Koos,
Yes ,we do have a good variety of Sunbirds and it was nice to be able to get some images of these - about an hour from where I live near Hartebeespoort dam.
Regards
Gavin
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How is Harties doing nowadays? At one stage it was overgrown with hyacinth.
 
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