Hummingbird / Hibiscus
Sep 14, 2021 07:05:50 #
David Martin
Loc: Cary, NC
I was fortunate to catch hummingbirds during their fleeting visits to hibiscus flowers rather than at the feeder.
Canon R5, 700mm (100-500mm plus 1.4x TCC), 1/2000 sec, handheld.
Imagine being light enough to be able to stand on the petal of a flower for support!
Canon R5, 700mm (100-500mm plus 1.4x TCC), 1/2000 sec, handheld.
Imagine being light enough to be able to stand on the petal of a flower for support!
Sep 14, 2021 07:11:54 #
Nice shots...especially the second. It looks like she is sitting on the rim of the flower.
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Sep 14, 2021 17:28:18 #
David Martin wrote:
I was fortunate to catch hummingbirds during their fleeting visits to hibiscus flowers rather than at the feeder.
Canon R5, 700mm (100-500mm plus 1.4x TCC), 1/2000 sec, handheld.
Imagine being light enough to be able to stand on the petal of a flower for support!
Canon R5, 700mm (100-500mm plus 1.4x TCC), 1/2000 sec, handheld.
Imagine being light enough to be able to stand on the petal of a flower for support!
A perfectly shot duo
Sep 15, 2021 05:39:39 #
David Martin wrote:
I was fortunate to catch hummingbirds during their fleeting visits to hibiscus flowers rather than at the feeder.
Canon R5, 700mm (100-500mm plus 1.4x TCC), 1/2000 sec, handheld.
Imagine being light enough to be able to stand on the petal of a flower for support!
Canon R5, 700mm (100-500mm plus 1.4x TCC), 1/2000 sec, handheld.
Imagine being light enough to be able to stand on the petal of a flower for support!
Very nice set of images!!!
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