Nectar
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Loredana Levitchi
United States
918 creative works found
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A young Eastern Spinebill / hovering and feeding on / nectar. Reminds me of a / Hummingbird! More birds and wildlife here Read about my wildlife photography here
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“While visiting a butterfly heaven, this pretty individual offered me her profile featuring a perfectly coiled up proboscis at feeding time” / / / / Image © Carmen Mandel-Cesáreo / / / —-—-—-—-- / Artist statement / My photographs are not enhanced; they represent the true nature and colours of the subjects as captured by the lens. I never lure my animated subjects to come close to me: spontaneity is the key. / / This is an original uncropped image. / / =========================================================== / All proceeds from the sales of this image will be donated to Teaming with Wildlife / / This coalition includes conservationists who support the goal of restoring and conserving wildlife in the USA. / / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- / Carmen, creator of Art for Conservation / / / / /
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Black-chinned hummingbird nectar feeding. /
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female syrphus ribesii, or hover fly. Olympus E-510. Zuiko 50mm w/20mm extension tube. 1/400 f4. this mimic fly resembles a bee or hornet and is important to a plants pollination.
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chen gave me some illustration, and i blasted off from there
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This Sulpher gets intoxicated daily from the nectar of this flower late afternoon, Like clock work… It’s Happy Hour time… Please view details on the the larger screen view.. Thanks so much for cking this out~! Panasonic Fz-30- Close up-Macro settings / Spring 2008 Ct.
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a monarch enjoys the sweet nectar of a butterfly bush flower
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Ivan is rapidly growing up, now has at least 4 red feathers on his throat. He will become a very handsome young man, and certainly heir to the throne.
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Winner of the Challenge Spring in Bloom THIS Challenge is all about Flowers with butterflys or with birds or deers or even you… in the Country Bumpkin Group. Canon EOS 350D Lens Sigma 139mm 1/320sec F/9 ISO-400 / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower, Joshua Tree National Park, California / Photo made in Spring Season May 2, 2008 / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Hummingbird feeding on Ocotillo flower / / / Featured in Hummingbirds of the World, National Parks of the World
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I took this photo at Cypress Bend in western Louisiana.
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Beauty Of A Thorn This well-known thistle is a true nightmare to all the local farmers. At one point I think there was even a law passed saying that people could be fined if it was found growing unchecked on their property. / It is such an invasive plant that it will take over an entire pasture or field, and farm animals won’t/can’t eat it, and it’s a real problem in the hay. / On the other hand, its a blessing for the many butterflies that migrate through this area, and it provides much-needed food and energy for the pretty little creatures that have such long flights ahead of them, or maybe are just at the end of their life spans. / I have also noticed that hummingbirds love it as well. Being a photographer, I do love its exotic blooms and the many photo opportunities it provides. / The sad but true thing is, the only way to control it is to destroy it completely! It’s amazing that something so beautiful and so useful for the nectar lovers, is also such a thorn in the side for the farmers. / Photo taken along a road side in NW Arkansas, USA. As Is… / Canon PowerShot S3 IS /
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Not only humans can enjoy the drive in window at Sonic or McDonald’s; hummers have their own variety. Sip and hover is their version of a slush on the run! Ruby-throated hummingbird enjoying the nectar of bottlebrush blossom!
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I love the website “Whatbird.com” because it not only describes each bird but also provides an audio clip of its song. The “song” of a hummingbird sounds more like the whirring of an engine or some kind of alien hovercraft than an actual song! I never tire of watching these energetic little feather balls hovering, sometimes only inches away from me! Click here to see and hear the ruby-throated hummer on whatbird.com
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Winsor & Newton Watercolours on Strathmore Cold Press Watercolor Paper. I then drew with Ink Pen the branches and outlined the bird and flower. This was really fun to drawn & paint, I had no idea where I was going with it, but I really like the vibrant colors that came out of it. I’m going to think of it as a bright new beginning to my artwork ♥
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Captured at Wyntour Gardens in S. Redding early am of 08/01/09…....100% unedited….I love that this rose has so many petals and the color was amazing – hope you enjoy. / Copyright protected and registered – Please respect copyrights:MCN: C6AC5-6784C-98BA5 /
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painted lady butterfly taking in nectar
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I got up this morning to more honey bees than I have seen in several years…..they love my Moonflower plant….I took about 55 shots between 6:20 – 6:40 …...then as quickly as they appeared, they were gone….enjoy and please view in large format for optimum viewing pleasure…as with all my images this work is copyright protected and registered – please resect copyrights. / Sold on 10/17/09 in the form of a 8×10 matted print…at the ArtSmart 2009 fine art show in Redding, CA This image is now a Numbered and Signed Limited Edition Series and is available through Redbubble only in greeting card format. Prints can be purchased directly from me through my email address listed on my profile page. This image is copyright protected and registered; please respect copyrights. MCN: C7EAE-TX524-SUN6H / /
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At last after so many hours of just sitting and waiting, finaly I captured this little beauty as he was leaving the Pink Hibiscus….I had to hide behind another plant to catch him, but I think it was worth the wait and the ambush…...Please view in large format for optimum viewing pleasure….shot on 08/01/09 at 7:30 am…sun was up and just the right lighting to bring out his colorful features. Sold on 10/17/09 in the form of a 8×10 matted and framed print…at the ArtSmart 2009 fine art show in Redding, CA This image is now a Numbered and Signed Limited Edition Series and is available through Redbubble only in greeting card format. / Prints can be purchased from me directly through my email address listed on my profile page. / This image is copyright protected and registered; please respect copyrights. MCN: CHXVS-3BG2A-7MUC1 /
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On his way to the feeder – This shot was taken in front of my metal planting shed….hence the background, cropped it from the original and put on the grey border and merged in my favorite pink Camelia for some color…I hope you enjoy…Please view in large format for optimum viewing pleasure…. / Hummingbird settings / Canon G10 / Camera Mode: Aperture Priority AE / Shutter Speed: 1/320 / Aperture Value: 4.0 / ISO Speed: 400 / Macro mode – hand held /
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Nectar
by MoonSpiral9×12 pastel on Sennelier paper As humans we are always taking the spoils of nature without sharing or giving back to nature, but a fae should know better.
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BEAUTIFUL ASIA Pen and Ink ORIGINAL SOLD OCT 2009 My second upload for the 1000 Girls in 100 Days Project (29th Oct 2009- Free Topic) / 10 Artists, 100 Days, 1000 Works / Follow this exciting Blog here….. / 1000 GIRLS IN 100 DAYS
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