The Rubies are Back

The Rubies are Back

The Rubies are Back, now I am still posting photos from our trip around the states from this last winter. But we are home now so I have to throw in some photos from here, like my favorite little Ruby Throated Hummingbirds that visit my flowers here every summer.

They are hard to photograph, they are constantly chasing each other.

The Rubies are Back

On occasion I can find them sitting almost still on my garden fence. But the camera still has to be set at a very high shutter speed to get a glance at those wings that move so fast.

The Rubies are Back

The Rubies are Back

Sandra J

60 Replies to “The Rubies are Back”

  1. Hummingbirds in flight are difficult to capture but you did an excellent job. Thanks for allowing us to enjoy the beauty of these pretty birds.

  2. That first shot is excellent – interesting pose and nicely frozen. We still have several rubies fighting out their spots on our feeders. Amazing to see how hostile they are to one another when it comes to tasty sugar water.

  3. The images are spectacular and the hummingbird deserves the showcase. So these little birds are a constant presence in your garden.

    1. Thank you, yes every year I have 4 of them. Only 4, that I notice anyway. They come around in the late afternoons.

  4. I got a shot once, setting the camera to multiple exposures. Beautiful shots though, Sandra as always.

      1. Thank you for the link, I would love to see some of those hummingbirds, especially the ones with the long tail feathers.

  5. Great shots!!
    I once saw a hummingbird sleep for about 20min. It was wonderful! Most of the time, I see 3 that chase each other all day.

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