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collared inca
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Collared Inca
- Andy Adcock
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- aica bosques montamos del sur de antioquia coeligena torquata torquata collared inca colombia
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- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Not black!
We had a trial of the flash set-up provided by the tour operator, but didn't persist with it because the wet cool weather wasn't really very conducive to hummingbird activity. You can see in this picture that Collared Incas aren't actually black when the light falls on them in the right way.- kitefarrago
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- collared inca guango
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whirrrr
A companion piece to the previous photo - I like in this one how the wings appear in a blur.- kitefarrago
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- collared inca guango
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Stopping in the air
Anybody who has ever tried hummingbird photography will know that getting pictures while the birds are moving is challenging, unless one has a special setup (of which more later). This was just a lucky one - the bird stopped in the air before homing in on a feeder.- kitefarrago
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- collared inca guango
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On the lookout
The summer before last I travelled to Ecuador, on a trip that was in part a photography trip, and in part me tagging on some location onwards independently. Ecuador is a lovely country, but unfortunately in northern Ecuador, where we spent time, there is a lot of degraded habitat, and lodges...- kitefarrago
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- collared inca
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Collared Inca (male)
Collared Inca (Coeligena torquata subsp. margaretae) Male, species sexually dimorphic. Amazonas, Abra Patricia Reserve, Owlet Lodge, Per. Tropical humid montane forest (cloud forest) at 2,310 m (7,579 ft) elevation, eastern-slope of the Andes.- Stanley Jones
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- abra patricia reserve amazonas coeligena torquata collared inca owlet lodge subsp. margaretae
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Collared Inca (male)
Collared Inca (Coeligena torquata subsp. torquata) Male, species sexually dimorphic. Guango Lodge, Papallacta, Napo Province, Ecuador. Eastern-slope of the Andes in an elevational zone known as humid temperate forest (also called upper montane humid forest) with riparian vegetation adjacent to...- Stanley Jones
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- coeligena torquata collared inca ecuador guango lodge napo province papallacta
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Collared Inca
Collared Inca (Coeligena torquata subsp. fulgidigula) Sexes similar. Reserva Las Gralaras, western-slope of the Andes. Low Andean cloud forest (mostly secondary) at 2,055 m (6,743 ft) elevation. Pichincha Province, Mindo, Ecuador.- Stanley Jones
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- coeligena torquata collared inca ecuador mindo pichincha province subsp. fulgidigula
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Collared Inca (female)
Collared Inca (Coeligena torquata subsp. margaretae) Female, species sexually dimorphic. Photographed at Abra Patricia, Amazonas Department, Peru. A tropical premontane forest (mid-elevation cloud forest) at ca. 2,000 m (6,562 ft) elevation.- Stanley Jones
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- abra patricia amazonas department coeligena torquata collared inca peru subsp. margaretae
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Collared Inca (Ventral view in flight)
Collared Inca (Coeligena torquata) Bellavista Lodge, Ecuador. Edge of the Choco Region. West-slope of the Andes.- Stanley Jones
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- bellavista lodge coeligena torquata collared inca ecuador
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Collared Inca (Dorsal view in flight)
Collared Inca (Coeligena torquata) Bellavista Lodge, Ecuador. Edge of the Choco Region. West-slope of the Andes.- Stanley Jones
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- bella vista lodge coeligena torquata collared inca ecuador
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Collared Inca in Ecuador
Flying Collared Inca in San Isidro Lodge, Ecuador. Attracted by the feeders, hummers are easier than in forest. Anyway, it is still a challenge to get them in flight, outside feeders themselves. More Ecuadorian photos...- FormerMemberfor15years
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- collared inca ecuador hummingbird san isidro lodge
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Collared Inca
- Ecuadorrebel
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- collared inca hummingbird
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Collared inca
- Momo
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- collared inca
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Collared Inca
- Ecuadorrebel
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- collared inca hummingbird
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Collared Inca
Another Hummer at Bellavista Lodge feeders- rb_stern
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- collared inca
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