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  • Street scene at Plaza Mayor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    Street scene at Plaza Mayor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of Trinidad, Cuba.
    Street scene at Plaza Mayor and the heart of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Shanna Baker

     

  • Palacio Brunet (also called Romantic Museum), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Palacio Brunet (also called Romantic Museum), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Palacio Brunet (Romantic Museum), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Street Musicians, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Street Musicians, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Street musicians, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Plaza Mayor, Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco (background), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Plaza Mayor, Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco (background), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Plaza Mayor, Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco in the background, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Iglesia Parroquial de la Santisima Trinidad, Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    DUKAS_123878412_RHA
    Iglesia Parroquial de la Santisima Trinidad, Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Iglesia Parroquial de la Santisima Trinidad, Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Murals on Outside Wall, Universal Benito Ortiz Galeria de Arte, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Murals on Outside Wall, Universal Benito Ortiz Galeria de Arte, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Murals on Outside Wall, Universal Benito Ortiz Galeria de Arte, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Universal Benito Ortiz Galeria (left), Palacio Cantero (right), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Universal Benito Ortiz Galeria (left), Palacio Cantero (right), Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Universal Benito Ortiz Galeria on left, Palacio Cantero on right, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Cuban Flag in Window, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Cuban Flag in Window, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Cuban flag in doorway, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    DUKAS_123878403_RHA
    Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Traditional Windows and Doorways, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    DUKAS_123878399_RHA
    Traditional Windows and Doorways, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Traditional windows and doorways, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Street Musicians, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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    Street Musicians, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
    Street musicians, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, West Indies, Central America
    Richard Maschmeyer

     

  • Interior view of the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    Interior view of the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    Interior view of the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • The Convento de San Francisco in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    The Convento de San Francisco in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    The Convento de San Francisco, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • Street performers playing in the UNESCO World Heritage site city of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    Street performers playing in the UNESCO World Heritage site city of Trinidad, Cuba.
    Street performers playing in the city of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • Interior view of the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869437_RHA
    Interior view of the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    Interior view of the Museo de Arquitectura Colonial in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869434_RHA
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869433_RHA
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869449_RHA
    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869448_RHA
    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    The Convento de San Francisco and Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • Hand rolling Cuban cigars in the UNESCO World Heritage site city of Trinidad, Cuba.
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    Hand rolling Cuban cigars in the UNESCO World Heritage site city of Trinidad, Cuba.
    Hand rolling Cuban cigars in the UNESCO World Heritage Site city of Trinidad, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • The inner courtyard of the Palacio Cantero, Museo HistoÃÅrico Municipal in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869443_RHA
    The inner courtyard of the Palacio Cantero, Museo HistoÃÅrico Municipal in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    The inner courtyard of the Palacio Cantero, Museo Historico Municipal, in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869435_RHA
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in Plaza Mayor, in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869431_RHA
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A horse-drawn cart known locally as a coche, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A vintage 1948 Mercury Eight American car working as a taxi in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869428_RHA
    A vintage 1948 Mercury Eight American car working as a taxi in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A vintage 1948 Mercury Eight American car working as a taxi, in the town of Trinidad, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A vintage 1950's American car working as a taxi in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869424_RHA
    A vintage 1950's American car working as a taxi in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A vintage 1950's American car working as a taxi in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • A vintage 1948 American Mercury Eight working as a taxi in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869432_RHA
    A vintage 1948 American Mercury Eight working as a taxi in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    A vintage 1948 American Mercury Eight working as a taxi in the town of Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • Exterior view of the Iglesia Parroquial de la SantiÃÅsima in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    DUKAS_123869436_RHA
    Exterior view of the Iglesia Parroquial de la SantiÃÅsima in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trinidad, Cuba.
    Exterior view of the Iglesia Parroquial de la Santisima, Trinidad, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America
    Michael Nolan

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217p)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217e)
    Hummingbird in the rain
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_007
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217h)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217n)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217r)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_021
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217k)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_009
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217t)
    Hummingbird in the rain
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_019
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217s)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_004
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217j)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_008
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217u)
    Hummingbird in the rain
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_003
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217a)
    Hummingbird in the rain
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    DUK10049469_011
    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217q)
    Hummingbird in the rain
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    Hummingbird in the rain
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217l)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217f)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
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    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217b)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217g)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217o)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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    FEATURE - So schön sind Kolibris
    MANDATORY CREDIT: Kunito Imai /Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Kunito Imai/REX/Shutterstock (7734217d)
    Hummingbird
    Hummingbirds at the Asa Wright Nature Center, Trinidad - Dec 2016
    *Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/syo4
    Hummingbirds may be small in stature but they're large in beauty - as these stunning photos reveal. The breathtaking images were taken by Japanese photographer Kunito Imai during a recent visit to Trinidad and Tobago. There are more than 340 species of Hummingbird and they get their name from the sound created by their rapidly beating wings. These can flap on average anything from 50 times to 200 times per second. Because Hummingbirds need to conserve energy they do not spend all day flying. Instead, when not drinking the nectar of flowers, they can be seen perched digesting their food. With patience and precision Kunito was able to photograph a host of brightly coloured hummingbirds going about their daily life at the Asa Wright Nature Center on Trinidad. He comments: ?I live in Japan and photographing the hummingbirds has been one of my longtime dreams. So I decided to visit Trinidad and Tobago which is also known as the land of the hummingbird.
    (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
    (c) Dukas

     

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