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Another from the archives while I wait for the garden to wake up.
Constant rain and dark skies is not good for photography but while Australia burns, I have nothing to complain about!
A tiny bee at work on Phacelia Blue Tansy. Might be a Sweat Bee but not certain. Any help would be appreciated.
A Fiery Skipper Butterfly on a Zinnia flower
Photographed on Hilton Head Island, SC, USA
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It was a gloomy, overcast day off that I had a few days ago... When in doubt, I wander with the macro lens on and see what happens haha.
From my archives: I always enjoy seeing bees at work and this one chose some lovely flowers to gather pollen from.
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"The pedigree of honey does not concern the bee; A clover, any time, to him is aristocracy."
Emily Dickinson
When weeding in my flower garden, I used to see white clover flowers as weeds. However, white clovers are a great source of nectar and pollen for honey bees. The plant flowers from May to September, and its long blooming period attracts bees and other pollinators. White clover is also high in nectar sugar, so bees often visit it before other nectar sources.
For the bees baby!
My nephew @bladingforbees (on IG and FB) is rollerblading 9000km across Canada, to raise awareness of the importance of bees to the environment. 🐝
We need bees!
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He's aiming to break a Guinness World Record in the process too!
Anything Goes 2021: Bees and Butterflies
Monochrome Bokeh Thursday
The Natural Wildflower Garden that is growing in my front yard is looking so lovely. Even the pollenators are enjoying it.
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Macro shot using 11 mm extension tube. I was photographing flowers when this bee arrived. I had to get quite close with the extension tube so I was pleased I managed to get a well focused shot.
This hoverfly is commonly known as the Marmalade Fly because the orange and black pattern on its abdomen. It should be encouraged in our gardens because it is a great pollinator and the larvae eat those pesty aphids.
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When taking pictures the other day of a wild orchid (Bonatea Antennifera - Grassveld Woodorchid) I noticed these little structures glued to my hand. Asking people in the know I discovered that these orchids have a strong scent in the evening, attracting Hawkmoths. When the orchid flower senses a moth it releases this structure called a pollinium with pollen at the one end and glue at the other end. It sticks to the moth's eye and off he/she goes to another plant, performing pollination. The flower did not realize though that I'm not a moth.
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I'm looking forward to seeing bees and blooms this coming season, bring them on!
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Tiny flecks of pollen fall from a blossom as a female broad-tailed hummingbird does her thing.
I really miss seeing and hearing them!
Taken in Colorado.
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