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This bee couldn't wait for the mutabilis rose to open, and gave a nice view of that abdomen - Happy Bug Butt Thursday!
cutest new look of my ND/MD BEE skins w. this adorable shape for Lelutka Prim head.
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Body shapes included for Legacy/Perky, Maitreya/Petite, Reborn and Erika bodies.
ND/MD Yva Eyes
Wearing Magika Addison
Astara - Fallen Hearts Earrings
Bumble Bee busy feeding in a Honeysuckle flower. I only noticed the tiny fly after I uploaded this HBBBT!
Sorry for not commenting on many photos tonight but I give up, Flickr seems very slow anyway but my internet connect is rubbish tonight must be the weather or perhaps our B&B guests are watching a movie on their laptop? I did a ping test & I have just 1.38mbps download speed (it's usually about 2). Upload speed 0.13mbps - ridiculously slow.
This sleepy bumblebee was in the middle of the path in Regent's Park on a cloudy, cold morning. It was in danger of being accidentally crushed as people walked along, so my lovely daughter rescued it to the grass by the path using a sycamore seed! (She is kind, but not brave enough to touch a bee!)
This photo was shot through a thick stand of these purple blossoms, which explains the softness of the bee's behind. I couldn't get as good an angle unless I knocked down some flowers, and I NEVER damage the area or hurt the insects.
Honeybees on 'Setsugekka' Camellia. Dot Tyler Memorial Garden, Tryon Palace, New Bern, North Carolina
This bee was harvesting the pollen from the flowers. I had the 100mm macro, which doesn't have as much reach as the 200, so I had to get much closer for these shots. Fortunately, honeybees aren't too distracted by us humans.
I took this while hanging over the railing on my deck. I planted lots of speedwell two years ago, when I saw that rabbits weren't eating it, and that it was popular with pollinators.
I have a dedicated macro lens, but I almost never use it because the tg-2 is just so much more fun and practical. I don't know the species here, so any help would be welcome. Bee, Olympia, Washington.
For National Pollinator Week
Here’s a bumble bee from May of 2022 photobombing my shot of a Rugosa rose flower. Sadly, that delightfully scented bush succumbed to the below-zero temperatures we had a couple of nights in December 2022.
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