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Related: About this forumMy attempts capturing a hummingbird at the feeder.
Hummingbirds are migrating right now and our hummingbird feeders have been quite active. I never tire of watching them.



We haven't seen any hummers since spring.
Callalily
(15,279 posts)CousinIT
(12,041 posts)Callalily
(15,279 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(155,752 posts)Were you using a tripod? I know I would be! But I tend to wobble.
Anyway, keep at it!
Callalily
(15,279 posts)I was just sitting on a lounge chair, but I did have my camera focused on the feeder.
But . . . I may set up a tripod in the future and connect my shutter release.
CaliforniaPeggy
(155,752 posts)I think that anything you can do technically (like with these tools) will help you as you look at the birds.
Solly Mack
(96,089 posts)Callalily
(15,279 posts)Walleye
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(15,279 posts)Be The Light
(124 posts)saw a guy feeding a hummer with a bottle cap full of sugar water. The hummer would land on his hand and drink.
Callalily
(15,279 posts)They are very shy birds, though.
Grumpy Old Guy
(4,140 posts)What was your shutter speed? I shoot hummers at 1/2000
Callalily
(15,279 posts)AllaN01Bear
(28,051 posts)Callalily
(15,279 posts)George McGovern
(10,123 posts)Callalily
(15,279 posts)George McGovern
(10,123 posts)Your photos are very, really nice.