July 25, 2016
Allen's Hummingbird
These photos were all taken today in my backyard. All photos are of the same bird, an Allen's hummingbird. He is the "boss bird" when it comes to on of the four feeders I have in my garden. As you can see, from various angles, the color of his feathers change radically as the light is refracted differently. Don't be taken in by this cute little bird as he's very aggressive about defending his feeder. His report card reads: Does not play well with others or like to share.
Labels:
allen's hummingbird,
hummingbird
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Featured Post
Industrious Rat on Wildlife Camera
Something a little different today - an infrared video compilation of a rat the insists on covering my deck each night with sticks and leave...


Most-Popular Posts in the Last 7 Days
-
Here are some photos I just restored for a friend of mine. She took these photos of a hot air balloon many years ago and told me she was thi...
-
I went to Tucson for the Thanksgiving holiday this year and stayed in a place I rented through airbnb in the Barrio Viejo ("Old Neighbo...
-
Turtles and shark tooth patterns are common in tattoos from the Polynesian islands of the South Pacific. This guy at Pasifika in Auckland ...
-
These Samoan girls were practising their steps for their upcoming performance at Pacifika when I caught them with my camera. Their smiles ...
-
Bird of Paradise flower on black background with Orton effect. Someone told me this is "very 1980s - very colorful". I gues...
-
Imperial Bank Walkway at Night in Color Here's the same photo as the previous post but in its original color. What do you think: bette...
-
This is an updated version of this photo of a Polynesian guy with a turtle tattoo on his shoulder . On his arms is a traditional shark-tooth...
-
Polynesian Tattoo Tattooing is a traditional art form in Polynesian culture that was a mark of rank and warriorhood. Tattooing was an in...
-
A few more happy amaryllis flowers in my garden. Actually these are all growing in pots. These things are just so easy to grow outside in so...
-
Something a little different today - an infrared video compilation of a rat the insists on covering my deck each night with sticks and leave...

No comments:
Post a Comment