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Great detail Monte. The colors seem a bit off to me. Was this late (or early) in the day? How about the attached version for different look.

10:00 in the morning. I think my colors are more accurate, the red in the background is reddish leaves of bush. You have put kind of a greenish cast on wings and a flesh/pink color to the breast. But, I do appreciate your opinion

I think both are nice ,however I do like the colors on the edited version better , ..

Too much pink in the edited version, I prefer the original,beautiful shot.

I also perfer the original. And congrats on getting one of these hummers sitting.

This is extraordinary. Great, perfect color harmony in both, object and bg. Two big ones and regards, El

very good composition colours and timing..congrat

Perfecta composicion y colores. Los primeros son los buenos. Saludos.

Nice captured, and so lovely bird you've captured, I don't know it's name but I really like thids kind of bird. greetings. Nima

Great detailing on the feathers. A beautiful bird.

Another great hummer image! Perfect pose and very beautiful light, colors. Max. Best regards.

Great hummer shot, love the detail.

Once again amazing detail. I prefer your colors as they are richer and more realistic.Great work! 7/7All the best, Andrei

Beautiful and lovely.

 

Alberto

Wonderful shot. :-)

Maravillosa imagen.

Saludos.

Excellent image, very clear(bright) and with nice colors. Saludos.7/7

Hi Monte....awesome shot with exceptional detail....congrats on capturing this bird stationary...very rare. 7/7

Monte-I know your colors are correct...I've shot lots of Anna's(although they haven't been around much this summer.) 7/ 6

Wow , what a fantastic shot. I do like your point of view on keeping it without altering the colors and light. best regards

Monte, this is really nice. I think I like the edited image is a bit better. Congrats! Tony.

This is wonderful. My hummingbird photos often include the cheap plastic and glass feeders. Do you feed or have lots of flowers?

This wasn't taken in my yard. If you use feeders get the ones without perches, then just crop out the feeder.