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Winged Jewel XIIICamera: Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Lens: Canon EF 300mm 1:2.8 L IS USM with Extender 2x II
Aperture: F/8
Shutter Speed: 1/500
ISO Setting: 1600
Focal Length: 600mm (300mm X 2)
Metering Mode: Spot
Flash: None
Date Taken: 10 July 2009
Conditions: Scattered Clouds
Post Process Software: Digital Photo Professional, CS3
© John A Harrell
This guy has appointed himself the guardian of the humming bird feeder.
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Hi You have been Featured here [link]
I hope you dont mind..
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Huh. I never paid attention to the feathers on the throat of a hummingbird before x.x they are beautiful, but not what I expected...
great picture, amazing detail 
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Thank you
Humming birds are very interesting little creatures.
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Hello! This picture has been featured in my current journal. You can find it here: [link]
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This is a beautiful bird, I really enjoy all the detail that you have captured!
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You're welcome John. Have a great week
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excellent shot!! I love how they stand watch over what they think is there feeder and fight off any other trespassers. We have the feeders on the deck and every so often we need to duck for low flying fighting hummers
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what a beautiful bird.. and a beautiful take
which bird is that?
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Thank you Sadie
It is a male rufous hummingbird [link]
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ok thanks for the culture
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That is a fantastic capture.. Thanks for all that extra Data also.
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Thank you Mary-Anne
I'm happy to provide the data, I wish that others would too.
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I agree as its a good way for us who don't know as much to try out
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beautiful color, sharp.. I'm surprised the dof isn't greater at f8.
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Thank you Don
The lack of DOF could have to do with the high ISO
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