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Photo of the Day ~ Birds and Wildlife Category ~ July 20, 2007

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Mr. Ruby Hummingbird
by Pam Silvester (pandrbirds1) 
Camera:
Kodak P850
Location:
New Castle, Pennsylvania
 
United States of America

Photographer Notes:
My kodak 1.4 tcon was attached.

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Patrice Cigallio Wesa commented on July 20, 2007 00:31:
A simply stunning and superb capture. One of those images you just drink in and marvel at. Perfect in every way, Pam!
Raymond Pauly commented on July 20, 2007 00:47:
Amazing and beautiful shot!
Lynn Wiezycki commented on July 20, 2007 07:08:
WOW!
Mark Westlake commented on July 20, 2007 08:10:
Amazing capture Pam,congrats!
Glenn Urquhart commented on July 20, 2007 08:12:
Excellent capture, Beautiful Composition!!!
Renee commented on July 20, 2007 08:20:
WOW! I have these guys in my back yard and I''ve yet to capture anything like this! Perhaps I need an extra lens on my Canon S3, unless one of these little guys will pose on my finger! My dream down the road...!!!!! Absolutely incredible wing motion! Congratulations!
Linn Smith commented on July 20, 2007 10:45:
Outstanding image of a very difficult bird to capture well since they are so fast and fleeting. Congratulations on an excellent POTD!
Gary Burke commented on July 20, 2007 11:29:
WOW! Amazing capture! Cograts on POTD!
Pam Silvester commented on July 20, 2007 13:14:
Thanks sooooo much everyone!!! I love stalking the hummers, LOL, I sit out there at the feeder as much as possible :) These little tiny birds R just amazing to watch & to try & photograph!! Thanks for all your lovely comments :) Glad U all enjoyed Mr. Ruby!!!
K Danyal commented on July 20, 2007 14:12:
An absolute Stunner Pam. Congratulations.
Tom Briggs commented on July 20, 2007 18:07:
I will go along with the "WOW", Pam. Great capture and I am sure it took a little patience to get this one. Congrats on your win.
Kathy (Paz ) Pazaryna commented on July 20, 2007 18:14:
OK Pam for sure all your stalking paid off wonderful capture of a difficult subject BIG congrats on this beautiful shot.
Pam Silvester commented on July 20, 2007 18:21:
Thanks Nick, K, Tom & Kathy :) I was out there sitting for about 2 hrs. I don't have a bunch coming to the feeder this year, so ya have to wait awhile on them!!! Then timing & lots of patience & a quick trigger finger helps :) Thanks again for all the very nice comments & glad ya all enjoyed the hummer :)
Helen McHugh commented on July 20, 2007 18:57:
Just a stunning capture Pam! Your patience paid off! Congratulations !
Pam Silvester commented on July 20, 2007 21:15:
Thank U Helen :) Appreciate the comment!!!
rongo commented on July 21, 2007 20:02:
Loved it on the forum and it looks great here... another well-deserved POTD Pam !!!
Jackie Hamilton commented on February 17, 2008 10:54:
All I can say is WOW!!!!! Congrats on an image of perfection!
Pam Silvester commented on February 21, 2008 00:20:
Thank U sooo much Ron & Jackie....I can't wait until Spring to start stalking them again!!!
Rob Maiden commented on August 26, 2008 16:45:
I remember this amazing capture on easysharers...so well deserves a place here in the top 100 Pam. #25 hmmm....5x5=25...2+5=7 :)

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