teejaybee said:
Nice! Have you noticed how unusual their flight is?
I see a pair of them (the only ones I have seen down here) at a certain jobsite I visit... they actually look like rainbows flying around. Amazing :)
David de Groot said: I have indeed. They have this fixed wing swooping action that's quite distinctive. :)
David de Groot said: Thanks :) I've got about 4 of him with the insect and then the shot after this, the insect is gone.
-Gadabout- said:
in this shot is the bee resting on the birds beak or has the birdie already got it between its jaws?
David de Groot said: Good question, the previous three shots it was definitely in it's beak, the shot after this it was gone. Did it fly away ? Did it fall off ? or was it eaten ? Questions I don't have the answer to I'm afraid, and the bird isn't talking...
-Gadabout- said:
lol, yeah i think that bird isn't speaking because the bee stung it on the way down its gullet :P
David de Groot said: Ah, that'd be it for sure! ;-)
Nice! Have you noticed how unusual their flight is?
I see a pair of them (the only ones I have seen down here) at a certain jobsite I visit... they actually look like rainbows flying around. Amazing :)
oh wow, that's sooooooo neat :D super duper shot :)
Flying rainbows...awesome :)
in this shot is the bee resting on the birds beak or has the birdie already got it between its jaws?
lol, yeah i think that bird isn't speaking because the bee stung it on the way down its gullet :P