February 24, 2018

Nectar Feast

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February 24, 2018
Nectar Feast

Species: Allen's Hummingbird | Location: Santa Monica, California, United States of America

By William Bush

I got this shot of an Allen's hummingbird paused for an unusually long time with its beak in this flower, which apparently contained a large amount of nectar.

About The Photographer

I am a retired business executive and engineer; and I now spend a lot of my free time doing wildlife photography. I especially enjoy taking hummingbird photos.

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