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Hummingbirds are a species of a bird well known for their unique ability to hover and fly backwards. Hundreds of species can be found throughout North and South America, each with its own beauty and colorful feathers. This elegant creature can flap its wings as fast as 52 beats per second, making it challenging to capture its alluring grace and swift motion clearly. Nevertheless, these photographers have made an amazing job of it. |
| Purple-Throated Woodstar |
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| Image by Alexis Coram |
| Green-Crowned Brilliant |
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| Image by Chris Morgan |
| Anna's Hummingbird |
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| Image by Catsbow |
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| Image by Good-e-Nuf |
| Violet-Crowned Woodnymph |
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| Image by Stephen Tabone |
| Fiery-Throated Hummingbird |
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| Image by Mauro Roman |
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| Image by Alvaro Cubero Vega |
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| Image by Cyn Vargas |
| Costa's Hummingbird |
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| Image by imgur.com |
| Violet Sabrewing |
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| Image by Larry |
| Rufous Hummingbird |
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| Image by don-tbugme.blogspot.com |
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| Image by MrClean1982 |
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| Image by Scott Bechtel |
| Marvellous Spatuletail |
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| Image by Max Waugh |
| Wine-Throated Hummingbird |
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| Image by José Antonio Yee |
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| Image by Knut Eisermann |
| H/T: www.boredpanda.com |
