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Fantastic shot of the hummer. I've become with photographing them in season and freezing them in flight.
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nice shot! one time i saved a humingbird in a mall, poor thing wa at the bottom of an escelator!
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Amazing shot. For me, taking a clear picture of one even at a bird feeder is hard. Their wing just move so darn fast...and they flit around so quickly. I'm actually working on drawing hummingbirds right now, and looking at your pic has really helped me work out the anatomy for its tail.
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example here of how i used here
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then used again like this in this style [link]
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So . . you had to change the ISO setting to 400, right?
What else did you have to do to catch the motion like this?
I have a new camera and am taking massive amounts of pictures, but I couldn't figure out how to get the hummingbirds to look like this.
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Thanks...I took that one with a Canon point and shoot camera before I got my DSLR, I was surprised at how good that little camera did.
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that's quite impressive, haha it seems that expensive cameras aren't so necessary!
i love this photo!
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oh my word! what a rare shot, ive never took this hummngbird close up before. Stunning! 
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Thanks so much! I have my hummingbird feeder hanging from my window. I just set the tripod up inside my house and click away!
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Interesting approach youre welcome.
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Thanks so much!
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your very welcome 
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great shot!!! These birds are so fast in their movement...
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Thanks....they are fast!
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I've always wanted to stop their wings like that. Well done.
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Thanks Rebecca! I took that one last summer and haven't been able to get one that I'm satisfied with yet this year....but I'll keep trying!
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amazing that must have been dificul to get that shot
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Thanks Kero, they are fast!
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you're welcome
indeed they are
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There you go again 
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Thanks Sirrah! 
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I don't even see them around here. 
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They do have special feeders. They eat nectar. 4 to 1 water and sugar. Here's a link [link] Just in case your interested.
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Well, I wouldn't know where to put it, and what kind of feeder...I bookmarked the link. I don't think we can afford any more than we're doing...
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If you ever want too...it's very inexpensive. The feeders can be under $10 and the food you make yourself with sugar & water.
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Where does the nectar some from..just sugar and water? That sounds like fun..I have to check to see where they sell the feeders.
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I usually boil 2 cups of water and then add a 1/2 of sugar and stir it till it's dissolved, let it cool and your ready to put it in the feeder.
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