Bird nerd time of year

I would pay for a copy of the last pic..... was that staged or did you just nail the pic of a lifetime?
 
Sure ain't point and shoot. Wish I had that kind of talent. Beautiful stuff mtmiller. Thanks. mtmuley
 
Wonderful images, especially of the stilts and the last avocet. And the snipe--most times I encounter them they're exploding from the vegetation at my feet and flying fast away.
 
I'm not nearly so dedicated or talented as mtmiller and I spend little time in post processing but here are a few of my recent bird nerd pics.

I shoot mostly small birds....


Green-breasted Mango, female




Rufous-tailed Hummingbird




Another Rufous-tailed



Magnificent Hummingbird




Green Violet-ear




Green-crowned Brilliant, female, showing the articulating maxilla or upper mandible




Green-crowned Brilliant, female, showing the long articulated tongue




Green-crowned Brilliant, juvenile male





The tiny Snowcap Hummingbird, male. It's a Selasphorus genus hummer smaller than our Calliope Hummingbird, and the fastest hummingbird I've ever seen, very difficult to photograph.




Violet Sabrewing




More Violet Sabrewing




White-throated Mountain Gem




White-necked Jacobin, male




White-necked Jacobin, showing the brilliant white neck on the male




White-necked Jacobin, male & female

 
Those are amazing, Hummer. I see a l lot of hummingbirds, but I never thought it would be possible to get them on camera in any consistent format as you obviously have.
 
Got my target species this morning. Mountain plover.

Nice hummers, Hummer.

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I'll take threads you have to click on for 2000 Alex. Photos are amazing by both photographers. I'm always impressed with people that can capture bird magic.
 

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