Crucified
A hummingbird was hovering above me going through its yoga positions while I was out walking on the levee. The specks in the images are swarms of gnats or little flies that the hummingbird is feeding on.
Backstroke Bob
Treading air
Freefall Freddie
Leftward list
The crawfish
Crucified arch
Backstretch air tread
Front stretch air tread
Flutter me, Freddie
Look, mama! No Wings!
Off Center & Not Even 
Beautiful bird Flying pic .
Thanks, rajkkhoja.
They are such rapid flyers, it’s great that you captured so many beautiful images. Hummers are so beautiful.
Thanks, Juanita. I have to get them when they hover for an instant. There are lots of blurry shots between the few clearer shots.
Adorable…
Thanks, Jeanne Marie.
I never see hummingbirds here… what a treat.
I wonder if you are too far north. I’m happy you can see our hummingbirds. Thanks, Dale.
No. My mother lived further up north than I and she had bunches of them.
So you are in a no fly zone for hummingbirds.
Possibly.
Funny! Nice photos, too.
Thanks, Imelda.
People don’t get, they are essentially carnivores.
True. And they are vicious little beasts at that. Thanks, Cindy.
They are such beautiful birds and you’ve captured this one perfectly.
Thanks, Shehanne.
A-MAZING, Tim! WOW!
Thanks, Amy Rose.
Most impressive images, Timothy! Especially liked Freefall Freddie
I like that one too. It really has a free fall, paraglider look to it. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
O-my!!!!!!! What an amazing model! Super! 🙂
Thanks, Marina.
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How fun!
Thanks, Nancy.
Entertaining yoga poses, Timothy. And really lovely to see this hummingbird in the midst of a bonanza smorgasbord. How thrilling it must’ve been for you to enjoy this visit.
Thanks, Jet. I see hummingbirds feeding like this most evenings this time of year. They are really fun to watch and a challenge to photograph. I think they can see their reflections in the lens because they hover, but move to one side or the other of my lens when I’m trying to focus on them.
They keep you on your toes!
Amazing photos, Timothy! This bird is so difficult to capture. 😊
Thanks, John.
Wow!!
Thanks, Shivi.
Love these…!
Thanks, Susan.
Haha! Cute captions, Tim! I still haven’t caught a decent photo of a hummingbird, they are tricky and fast!
Thanks, Tiffany.
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Thanks, Inchcock.
Nice captures of their activity, Tim! These little hummers are amazing. I was watering the garden the other day, with the water mist generating a rainbow in the late afternoon sun. A little hummer stopped and hovered, enjoying the water and light show.
I’m sure the little hummer loved the watery show you were creating. Thanks, Lavinia.
I couldn’t stop laughting…oh my! I wish the bird the could hear you.
Thanks, Gloria. I’m happy you got a laugh out of it.
One of your classics, Timothy!
Wonderful! How big is that hummingbird? 2 inches?
That’s about the size. Just a little guy. Thanks, Resa.
What fun! Delightful little bird, and super photos Tim 🙂