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  1. 05-09-2009 11:59 AM #1
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    Les I moved the one without the images - thought you might want the one with the images leaving

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    These are gorgeous! I love the last one with it getting nectar out of those beautiful blossoms!! LOVE the DOF too!
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    A wonderful opportunity you seized in photographing the hummingbird in its natural surrounding! Impressive!



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    Thanks Yorkie...lol. I don't know what happened there.?
    Thank you for the comments Josie & Sue. It is really nice having the blossoms right outside the bedroom window. Gives great opportunities.
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    Great ones, we are still waiting on ours to return put out my feeders the other day.
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    I like the third one. Great capture
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    Beautiful!
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    lesifer,

    Man it took me forever to find the bird in the first picture because of the camouflage coloring or I'm just getting old. Nice catches. Do you have a longer lens that you can use on these birds as well?

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    Thanks again everybody.
    @Hub: No. Unfortunatly, I'm kind of stuck with the 55-200 as my largest lens right now.
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