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One of the first images I shot with my new Canon 60mm f2.8 Macro lens. Taken in the back garden on a bright summer afternoon. Hmm.
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"It is not how busy you are, but why you are busy - the bee is praised, the mosquito is swatted." ~Author Unknown
I came across this bee hanging out on a butterfly bush. It wasn't moving very much and probably resting. After I came in it changed to a different blossom.
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This little bee was a bit damp from the rain, it spent a few minutes crawling over the grass, almost falling off a few times.
When the rain started up again I felt sorry for it and moved it to a sheltered spot, hopefully it managed to dry off.
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To seek the brimming honey comb
Which bees so long were toiling home
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I searched for an intelligent, mind-expanding quote about bees and found mostly quotes about the Bee Gees and bee's knees. Do you see any knees on this bee?
The off-camera strobe my husband used to photograph this bee did not seem to disturb it after some 20 photos. This bee and others continued to gather pollen as we left. Good stuff, that pollen!
Cooler, windy, and overcast here today. A temporary respite.
Winter has returned with everything here in PA. Many people were saying that winter was over, but not just yet...The temperatures dropped to the 20's again, and it has been snowing on and off since Monday, and it feels just right, it is only march.
Yes, flowers are always welcomed during the winter months, and here is one I took last year of a very busy bee. To take photos of bugs It was a challenge for me when I started photography some years back, but slowly and preparing myself for it became a favorite for mine. With the help of our macro lens we see their amazing work and activities, and they are amazing! Have you seen the smile of a dragonfly? I'm not kidding, it is awesome :)
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I found this large Bumble bee crawling on our driveway, I think she's a Buff-tailed Bumble bee? I'm never afraid that these bees will sting, it's always a last resort defense. They seem to realise when we're attempting to help them. One of her legs looks twisted in the photo but I put her on the Senetti flowers behind & there was no sign of her a few minutes later so I hope she flew safely away HWW & HBW