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#hummingbird — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #hummingbird, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Recently upgraded my trusty old #iPhone 12 to a 17. (I was sadly not allowed to spend a mere $1300 on an 18 Pro Max.) The iPhone 17 camera has better macro focusing and 10x zoom, as evidenced by the accompanying Not-Ready-for-National-Geographic #hummingbird photo. They're still here!

    #iphone #hummingbird #birds #hummingbirds #nature #naturephotography #biology #biodiversity #ornithology #photography

  2. Recently upgraded my trusty old #iPhone 12 to a 17. (I was sadly not allowed to spend a mere $1300 on an 18 Pro Max.) The iPhone 17 camera has better macro focusing and 10x zoom, as evidenced by the accompanying Not-Ready-for-National-Geographic #hummingbird photo. They're still here!

    #iphone #hummingbird #birds #hummingbirds #nature #naturephotography #biology #biodiversity #ornithology #photography

  3. Recently upgraded my trusty old #iPhone 12 to a 17. (I was sadly not allowed to spend a mere $1300 on an 18 Pro Max.) The iPhone 17 camera has better macro focusing and 10x zoom, as evidenced by the accompanying Not-Ready-for-National-Geographic #hummingbird photo. They're still here!

    #iphone #hummingbird #birds #hummingbirds #nature #naturephotography #biology #biodiversity #ornithology #photography

  4. Recently upgraded my trusty old #iPhone 12 to a 17. (I was sadly not allowed to spend a mere $1300 on an 18 Pro Max.) The iPhone 17 camera has better macro focusing and 10x zoom, as evidenced by the accompanying Not-Ready-for-National-Geographic #hummingbird photo. They're still here!

    #iphone #hummingbird #birds #hummingbirds #nature #naturephotography #biology #biodiversity #ornithology #photography

  5. Recently upgraded my trusty old #iPhone 12 to a 17. (I was sadly not allowed to spend a mere $1300 on an 18 Pro Max.) The iPhone 17 camera has better macro focusing and 10x zoom, as evidenced by the accompanying Not-Ready-for-National-Geographic #hummingbird photo. They're still here!

    #iphone #hummingbird #birds #hummingbirds #nature #naturephotography #biology #biodiversity #ornithology #photography

  6. #FalmouthME - #PollinatorParade 2026

    Registration opens at noon on April 16.

    "Help #MaineAudubon and #BirthRoots celebrate and call attention to the vital importance of our #pollinators by dressing up as a #bee, #butterfly, #ladybug, #hummingbird, #bat, or other favorite woodland friend for this fun family festival and children’s parade!"

    Saturday, May 16
    10 am–12:30 pm (parking opens at 9:30)

    Pre-registration required.

    FMI:
    maineaudubon.org/events/pollin

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #ChildrensEvents

  7. "float like a hummingbirb, sting like a bee, if you're still at that flower when i get there... well... u better not be!" -- collared inca

    #SilentSunday #Hummingbird #Bird #Wildlife #BirdPhotography #Photograph #Flying #Hovering

  8. Bestial Human Hummingbird
    Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

    The smallest of the bestial human birds, hummingbirds are hyperactive omnivores with a love of all things sweet. Though frequently sporting attractive plumage, their need to consume their own bodyweight in protein and sugars every day means they are constantly on the lookout for food and are considered undesirable guests. As a result, they are seldom welcomed into human communities even when accompanied by humans and human mutants, and must often be covertly carried into a settlement by slipping inside a large companion’s backpack and bedroll.

    RPG Overviews on Youtube:
 youtube.com/watch?v=NmR1zStcU3

    #hummingbird #birdman #beast #bestial #manimal #RPG #ttrpg #bestialhuman #noaiart #wasteland #mutantepoch #apocalyptic #expansionrules #postapocalyptic #themutantepoch #outlandsystem #outlandarts #mutants #mutant #epoch #inkartist #Kamloopsartist #apocalyptic #fallout like #gammaworld#roleplayinggame #indiegame #flyer

  9. When hummingbirds evolved hovering flight, they lost the muscle enzyme fructose-bisphosphatase 2 through an inactivating mutation. This novel metabolic adaptation fuels hummingbirds’ extremely energy-intensive flight style.

    Read more in the Science paper from Katya Osipova and Michael Hiller, with contributions from the Baldwin group: science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

    Photo: Maude Baldwin
    #science #sciencemastodon #mpiforbi #maxplanckinstitute #biologicalintelligence #ornithology #hummingbird