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 Quite common at the Bellavista feeders but rarely perching, they were very regular at the feeders, so getting a shot at a plastic feeder was easy, not so easy to get a shot away from the feeders. These were very small almost insects like hummers. Extension tube needed to get good size in frame. Larger Image: Purple Throated Woodstar Canon 1D MkIV + 500mm f4L IS + 25mm tube. 1/125 @ f7.1 ISO1600 Chris Ross
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