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Violet Tailed Sylph Aglaiocercus coelestis
This hummingbird was a regular if infrequent visitor to the bellavista feeders, never seemed to stay long, finally got this shot near some feeders at Casa de Luna which is nearby and at a lower altitude. Difficult to catch them perching and you needed to back up from where you were standing shooting smaller hummers and also pay attention to getting parallel to get them all in focus. Larger Image:Violet Tailed Sylph Canon 1D MkIV + 300mm f4L IS + 1.4x. 1/125 @ f8 ISO800 Chris Ross
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