joer
Loc: Colorado/Illinois
Here are two that I like.
jwt
Loc: Texas Hill Country
joer wrote:
Here are two that I like.
Fantastic shots, number 1 is unbelievable with the stop action on the bird and the insect. Great job. :-D :thumbup: :thumbup:
rp2s
Loc: Pittsburgh, PA
What a pair! Great shots, joer. :thumbup:
joer wrote:
Here are two that I like.
Great two shots with the hummingbird AND the Bee in the Same pictures. That is a one in a million shots.
I agree and love the picture with the hummer and the bee. Great shots.
joer
Loc: Colorado/Illinois
Thank you everyone for looking and comments.
joer wrote:
Here are two that I like.
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
We have a bee that shares the feeder with the hummers too. The hummers aren't too happy about it.
Nice images. Fast camera and sharp lens. Nice work.
We are having problems with wasp running the hummingbirds away. How do you stop it.
Love those shots, especially the bird and the bee.
Jwirlwind wrote:
We are having problems with wasp running the hummingbirds away. How do you stop it.
It's really hard once they find the "sweet nectar". Rinse the outside of any sugar water before hanging it up and then let the hummers do the discouraging. Sometimes taking it down for a few hours or over night will make them go away. Good luck.
Great Photos, thanks for sharing.
joer wrote:
Here are two that I like.
First shot , having an insect and the humiing bird in the same composition, probably million to one probability. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Cheers
Pinak
nice captures joe!! :-D :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: What brand name hummingbird feeder is this(model #) as it has built in perches which is a nice feature. And do you have any leakage problem with it. Thanks!!
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