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Always such fun capturing hummingbird photos. With my Canon 7D Mark
ii and trying my favorite Tamron AF18270mm f/3.56.3 , I
must say that Tamron has to be one of the best lenses on the market.
With such versatility.

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Photo - Hummingbird of the South
 

Tulip Renegade:

Always such fun capturing hummingbird photos. With my Canon 7D Mark
ii and trying my favorite Tamron AF18270mm f/3.56.3 , I
must say that Tamron has to be one of the best lenses on the market.
With such versatility.

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Looks like Archilochus colubris, ruby-throated hummingbird, female. Not
sure what "south" means in this context, as this is the most common
hummingbird east of the Mississippi in the summertime, with a range
that covers all eastern states and southern Canada.

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Photo - Hummingbird of the South
 

Not sure what "south" means in this context,

No significant meaning, just a southern thang. :lol:

Photo - Hummingbird of the South
 

Davoud:
Not sure what "south" means in this context,

Tulip Renegade:
No significant meaning, just a southern thang. :lol:

OK, I get it. Like grits (Native Americans, possibly South America) and
"Southern" Fried Chicken (Scotland).

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