Hummingbird in flight

The ruby-throated hummingbird is among the smallest birds, weighing less than an ounce.

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Swallow-tailed Hummingbird (Eupetomena macroura) in Brazil by Dubi Shapiro. https://pbase.com/dubisha/root

Hummingbird captured in flight mode.

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The hummingbird competes with the stillness of the air.

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A white hummingbird with a long, pink tail feathers and green accents flies in a graceful arc, its wings spread wide, against a soft grey background. The painting captures the delicate beauty and swiftness of the bird in flight. The brushstrokes are visible, creating a sense of movement and energy.

Broad-tailed Hummingbird In Flight!

I\'m Kunito Imai, a nature photographer in Tokyo. I visited Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica to photograph hummingbirds. Here are some tips to capture them in-flight. 1. Shutter speed must be 1/1000 or higher to stabilize the bird on your image. 1/1600 or higher is ideal. 2. I recommend a 100-400mm zoom lens. 300mm would also work well. You can cope with an even wider range of situations with a teleconverter. 3. Hummingbirds are quite territorial and tend to return to the same spot again…

I\'m Kunito Imai, a nature photographer in Tokyo. I visited Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica to photograph hummingbirds. Here are some tips to capture them in-flight. 1. Shutter speed must be 1/1000 or higher to stabilize the bird on your image. 1/1600 or higher is ideal. 2. I recommend a 100-400mm zoom lens. 300mm would also work well. You can cope with an even wider range of situations with a teleconverter. 3. Hummingbirds are quite territorial and tend to return to the same spot again…

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Black-cheeked Woodpecker (Melanerpes pucherani) perched on a branch at Sarapiqui, Costa Rica. For more visit www.chrisjimenez.net

See pictures of hummingbirds (including swifts, Anna’s hummingbirds, and more) in this birds photo gallery from National Geographic.