

We thinks this is a hummingbird?
Balboa Park
April 2008
Guest photoist: Jer
It was fluttering around pretty fast, but he knew how to stop action it. It's handy having a technically minded boyfriend.
edit *does anyone know what this is? it had a fat body but flew super fast, while in place, like a hummingbird. but do hummingbirds have antennae as Susan pointed out??*
edit* Ahh, Ben solved the mystery. http://www.birds-n-garden.com/hummingbird_moths.html *
2 comments:
wow...very very nice! good capture....so how did you stop action it? :-D
shutter speed as high as the xti would go! the d300 can do 1/8000 though, i don't know when i'm ever going to have that much light to use.
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