Love this shot. Good capture!

Awesome photos.

Good shots!

Spent winters in Suprise, Az. Loads of HUMMERS there These pics are wonderful.
Bob

each bird is beatiful thank for share

Each photo brightens every day,thank you

I would like to know what is the best nectar to fix for the hummingbirds. Please give me the ingredients so i can get my feeders ready. I am wondering if sugar water is the safest?

Yes, sugar water is the “right stuff”. For more info, go to http://www.hummingbirdsociety.org. There you will find all the info you need.

hey nice picture you take a lot it is nice to have some one to see the nature of hummingbirds

Many great shots of hummingbirds, but one does not look like any species of hummingbird I am familiar with. It has two large antennae and several retracted legs along its segmented side, and its tail is very abbreviated for a bird. It looks to me like some kind of rather large moth visiting some little purple flowers. I like moths too, but I wouldn’t want the hummingbirds to be miffed.

Love thee close ups of hummingbirds from everyone-makes me curious about WHERE and which flower???
Are we allowed to copy and save ones we like? Thanks, nature-lovers!

The moth is known as the Hawk Moth but has been nicknamed the Hummingbird Moth because of the amazing resemblance. They are very friendly and will fly around you as they land on flower after flower. They really are amazing little creatures in their own. But, not to be confused with the actual Hummingbird in any way!

The one photo appears to be a hummingbird moth and not a hummingbird.