A coastal relic living in Campbell River, BC., rattling around the beaches and the bush. Hobbies are anything nautical, unsuccesful prospecting and treasure hunting, gardening and photography. Have built and operated 5 commercial salmon/log salvage boats, and still love playing with tools, and messing about in boats.BIO"I have often thought in all the world, The saddest thing to be; Old admirals that feel the wind, But never put to sea." Al Stewart, fron Past, Present, and Future. After a lifetime of fishing, beachcombing,(log salvage) and generally messing about, health issues have put me on the beach for good. You never completely get the salt water out of your veins, though. This gallery gives me a chance to fish some memories out of shoe boxes and share them, something that's rapidly becoming another hobby. I began fishing for money at age 11, 6 if you count trading rockcod for popsicles. I hope you enjoy my reminiscing.
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Comments (17)
creanum
Great capture......
Tedz
flutter flutter....reminds Me of ....Me. I am wee, Territorial and Aggresive....and I chase larger Birds...even those that X-Dress and are a Size 16....but, that's Your Business....what You do in the Privacy of Your Own Home is not My concern.....Your wee Bird is a real Hum Dinger :]
SNAKEY
woooooo hooooooooooooo!!! thats a great shoot:O))
kansas
Excellent in-flight shot. Thanks. We don't see them here very often. I think too much crop spaying has ruined their habitat here.
patmartj
I never knew that, thanks for the info and this great shot too!
cynlee
we get a lot down here... but they're just so quick! wonderful capture! :]
DarkestAngel
I'm impressed, one of the problems with digital cameras is the lag on firing the shutter...hence my own upgrade...you caught this so well Jim.
RedundantlyAbundant
Fascinating bird! Thanks fo rthe glimps!
logiloglu
wow, i never had seen this bird in live. a wonderful image, Jim. !!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
Andromeda31
Excellent capture Jim....We get alot of the little spitfires down here too...always a joy to watch!!!
WandM
Pff, excellent capture. Love your words too!
Akinom
Hmmm... never thought they were as aggresive... thanks for the lesson and even more for this marvellous catch! hugz
LostPatrol
Wonderful shot, looking at the wings it is little wonder how they got their name, beating almost too fast for the camera to capture. I have never seen one for real. Maybe one day!
OldFaithful
Superb, Jim:) Those buggers are fast...so you did extremely well to catch it...never mind make a good shot out of it:)
Ladyhawk
more beautifull birds,taken perfectly as always, tough little sucker's,I miss them so much, oh I LOVE IT!!!!!!! :0)
Brenda_Guiles
Oh this is an aswesome image of a hummingbird! Love these little guys! Wonderful capture Dear Jim! :)
jerez
This is such a wonderful combination, the plastic feeder and the unlikely bird. It is hard to imagine this is a bird? yes?