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Not so many bees around now and it's a funny thing about weeds.... they seem to be not affected at all by a drought! Which I guess is a good thing because otherwise there wouldn't be much at all for the bees to pollinate and get nectar from. :)
It's been a while since I played with my macro lens. Not exactly sure what type of hornet/bee this is... if you know, please leave a comment. Thanks for looking!
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At the west side of Willow Lake in an area that was submerged before summer lies a field of floweres soon to be gone as the nights begin to get chilly.
...and I need to wear my climbing helmet on a simple walk with camera. A week ago Sunday at the end of our trail walk I tripped onto concrete. I have learned to fall and roll, mostly, but did land on my head a bit too hard.
Thus, while taking it slower this week, I'll post this from 29 May, 2018. The date shown on the exif data is wrong. The new camera needed a tiny new battery for the date.
I hope you take care if you're looking up or at birds or bees or composing a landscape photo while walking. Only the lens cap and my head chipped a bit, and we can't replace the head.
It was lovely to see this native bee feeding on the Conospermum flowers north of Badgingarra this week.
Notice the pink pollen on her leg.
Photo: Jean
Honeybees on 'Setsugekka' Camellia. Dot Tyler Memorial Garden, Tryon Palace, New Bern, North Carolina