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Broadtail Male Colorado, July 2003 (1 Viewer)

Greg Scott

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Copyright 2003 Gregory J. Scott
High Speed flash photo of a broadtail male, Colorado July 2003, near Estes Park.
Canon D60 dSLR, 35-70mm zoom lens, two canon 550ex flashes. Severe crop. (1/10th frame, perhaps.)

Hope you enjoy it, visit my website to see more info on how to take hummingbird photos.
http://www.gregscott.com
 
wow, nice picture. The website is very informative.

My dad has been photographing Ruby-throats that have been at our sugar-water feeder. you would love them.

PS check my gallery for some of my father's pics. The only one that's not his is the one with the house finch (AKA the one with the bird feeder in view).
 
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