Zumbador Canelo. by Fotografía de Aves Via Flickr: Zumbador Canelo. Selasphorus rufus. 📍Poncitlán, Jalisco, México. Sony A7IV Sony 200-600G www.instagram.com/robertopugah
Prothonotary Warbler by Lee Greengrass Via Flickr: Wilder Ranch State Park, Santa Cruz, CA
Chionomesa fimbriata by Michel GIRAUD-AUDINE Via Flickr: Ariane de Linné Glittering-throated Emerald
Colibrí Berilo. by Roberto Puga Via Flickr: Colibrí Berilo. Saucerottia beryllina. 📍Ocotlán,Jalisco, México. Sony A7IV Sony 200-600G www.instagram.com/robertopugah/
No rolling shutter by dave dube' Via Flickr: I didn't realize how distorted hummingbird wings can get with some of the new cameras with electronic shutters. Global shutter will be the major improvement but 2 brands have the problem controlled without the global shutter.
The Ruby Crowned Kinglet by Kitty Kono Via Flickr: Yesterday in Valley Forge
Colibrí Amazilia Pechiazul (Gorrión) - Blue-chested Hummingbird - (Amazilia amabilis) by Raúl Vega Via Flickr: Guápiles, Costa Rica
Cinnamon Teal by Lee Greengrass Via Flickr: Cosumnes River Preserve, Galt, CA
Black-tailed Trainbearer by Kusi Seminario Behar Via Flickr: Colibrí de Cola Larga Negra Lesbia victoriae
Tucán Pico Iris (Tucán Pico Arcoiris, Curré Negro) - Keel-Billed Toucan -(Ramphastos sulfuratus) by Raúl Vega Via Flickr: Sarapiquí, Costa Rica
Looking like fall by Marjie Morrison Via Flickr: Migrating ruby-throated hummingbird in the yard near the end of the season. Lowell Township, Michigan Thanks so much for taking a look at my images. It is most appreciated.
Colibrí Pico Ancho Mexicano. by Roberto Puga Via Flickr: Colibrí Pico Ancho Mexicano. Cynanthus doubledayi. 📍Ocotlán,Jalisco, México. Sony A7IV Sony 200-600G www.instagram.com/robertopugah/
Snake Killer by Todd Wynia Via Flickr: We see the greater roadrunner a few times each year. They are about crow-sized and a pretty fierce predator. They can grab a rattlesnake behind the head and whap it against a rock to kill it before consuming it. (This bit may be gross, so feel free to stop reading) The snake too big to swallow in one go? No problem. Just leave the unswallowed bit dangle from your beak, while that part in your belly digests. Eventually, you digest the whole snake. That's pretty badass in my book. Roadrunners will take on pigeons, lizards, small mammals, you name it. They are rather opportunistic feeders and unafraid to take on whatever comes their way.
NOPO new and improved and cropped 2023 by Frank Davis
Anna’s Hummingbird by Gabi Cuff Via Flickr: Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Great Blue Heron by davegolden
Chlorestes notata by Michel GIRAUD-AUDINE Via Flickr: Colibri à mendon bleu, Blue-chinned Sapphire