AxeMan - Rick S. Random Shots 2013

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AxeMan - Rick S.

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​Ok, I promise I'll only post one.
 
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​Location was too close so I could not include any landscape in the photo's like I wanted to. Too many people and too far of a walk to move...next year we're going to fix that.
 
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As much as I hated to move, and the nightmare it turned into, I think I'm having second thoughts maybe it was not that bad after all. This is 1/4 of my basement. Behind me, there's a bar :p
 
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RockyNH said:
Superb Rick... I should look into a feeder... (should check and see how prevalent humming birds are here 1st..) :)

Pat in NH
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This might help Pat, Looks like you see them mid March in your area. Starting to turn cold here so they are going to start heading south on me here soon. With you being south you should have them for another month. Good excuse to use that 300mm lens you have, but note you are going to have to use a really fast shutter speed to get them. First day I guessed at my settings, then on the second day looked up on the web for settings, I was not that far off.

Here's a link for you
Hummingbird Migration Maps
 
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