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Wildlife From The Palm Gardens

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(@knnn)

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6-28-10

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Posted : 29/06/2010 10:16 am

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Fantastic shot!
I've had a female hummingbird visiting my Hesperaloe parvifolia lately but there is no way my meager photographic skills could capture it.
Did you have a tripod set up, waiting? Remote shutter control?
--Erik

Posted : 29/06/2010 1:38 pm

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Thanks Erik! That was shot freehand,noticed him feeding there earlier in the day, so I just waited for him to come back.
About an hour wait, but worth it 8)

Steve

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Posted : 29/06/2010 2:22 pm

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