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Thanks all. A nectar source is all important to these guys and they fight for it big time. AZ is in a big drought and there were no flowers thus there was a lot of competition at feeders.
Jeff, it was shot at 1/6400. |
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nice shot
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We have a couple feeders just outside our porch window where we view them at every meal time. Have seen them jab at one another and do lots of chasing but never got a shot like yours. Great work. Our next door neighbor has six or so feeders and sometimes up to a couple dozen or more birds at a time, usually all very congenial! We're on a little river 7 miles west of Cheasapeake Bay in VA
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thanks, Klaus.
Cdug, your Ruby Throated hummers just aren't as pugnacious as these Rufous. ![]() |
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