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9. I love to catch that translucent tongue sometimes they just run it in and out

Wed Jun 4, 2025, 03:10 PM

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5000th of a second stops the wings of a hummingbird [View all] Walleye Jun 2025 OP

Impressive! Drum Jun 2025 #1

Wow! Very beautiful, my dear Walleye! 👍🏻 CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2025 #2

Perfect picture! Our hummingbirds came back to our yard in Newark. woodsprite Jun 2025 #10

Wow! That is just incredible. Diamond_Dog Jun 2025 #3

You caught the tongue out too. StarryNite Jun 2025 #4

WHOA NELLY Walleye! Talk about stop action photography! Fabulous! George McGovern Jun 2025 #5

Thank you, it was my Canon 7D with a 200 mm F2.8 canon lens Walleye Jun 2025 #6

I used to own a 7D True Dough Jun 2025 #8

You're welcome. That kit, clearly, did do the trick! WowYowza! George McGovern Jun 2025 #14

Very good. Me too. Walleye Jun 2025 #18

Pro-photographer here, remember... usregimechange Jun 2025 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author George McGovern Jun 2025 #22

Alas , their migration thru our area has ended surfered Jun 2025 #13

I don't have a lot of them here, but they usually come here to nest. Walleye Jun 2025 #16

Thsnks and thanks for the photo surfered Jun 2025 #20

Awesome shot, Walleye! brer cat Jun 2025 #15

Beautiful Aaeia Jun 2025 #23

one trillionth of a second stops light. spike jones Jun 2025 #24