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>The irridescent display feathers of Anna's hummingbird reflect red and ultraviolet light, giving them a hidden dimension of color that is not visible to humans. The main photo represents what birds might see. It's a combination of the ultraviolet and visible light images. Unlike Anna's hummingbird, the ruby throated hummingbird throat feathers do not reflect UV light. The presence or absence of UV reflectance might help hummingbirds recognize their own species.

Archive: https://archive.today/O8MxB From the post: >>The irridescent display feathers of Anna's hummingbird reflect red and ultraviolet light, giving them a hidden dimension of color that is not visible to humans. The main photo represents what birds might see. It's a combination of the ultraviolet and visible light images. Unlike Anna's hummingbird, the ruby throated hummingbird throat feathers do not reflect UV light. The presence or absence of UV reflectance might help hummingbirds recognize their own species.
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One day I was out taking pictures with my little canon camera (hark! the 1990's are calling) and pointed the camera and some very pink impatiens. To my surprise while looking through the lens I could see the ultraviolet layer of the flowers, it was like this purple-blue color and quite amazing.

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Oh also take that camera and look at a laser level line on the wall to see if you can seee the code.

Search laser level code on dmt if you ain’t heard of that.

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That sounds like a crazy party trick

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You should read about it. Search laser dmt

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How high were you? Kidding but for reals how’d that happen with a burrow reflex unit?

I get a tiny lcd and sensor that might fuck up thr “video” projection of the image.

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Have no idea, just saw it. I was hoping it would show up on the actual photo but it didn't.

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Sometimes He shows us things.