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Bush fire,

Near 4Peaks, Arizona

Beeline HWY

 

Bumblebee making beeline flight straight for Foxglove flowers (Digitalis Purpurea) in Bellevue Botanical Garden in Bellevue, Washington, USA.

Bush fire, Arizona

Beeline

Sandhill cranes at Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge near Mound City, MO.

This little bee was looking a little exhausted on top of a fence post. I wished I'd had some sugar water with me, but hopefully the flowers nearby were enough. 💛

I celebrated my birthday on a mountain top with the snow ghosts where the only tree ornaments were the hardy Canada grey jays and the ravens. If I had my way I'd still be up there, but I had to beeline it home to put on a feast for Christmas. It was just what I needed... I feel rejuvenated.

Merry Christmas!

Heading for the most attractive flower in the Walled Garden, Down Grange, Basingstoke

I had to capture the look of excitement on this little bee as it made a beeline to the allium bloom

Great Horned Owl making a beeline to the nest upon noticing a nuisance squirrel within a close proximity of her Owlets.

It's almost Springtime in NSW, still quite chilly & not many bees around yet, so I was lucky to get this shot of this bee on a mission :))

Near the Beeline Highway, SR 87, on the side of Black Mesa. A bitch of a climb.

Saw this swarm making a hive in an old cottonwood tree. Fascinating!

 

Travelling down the Monongahela Railway’s Waynesburg & Southern branch, two clean Conrail SD40-2’s cross the trestle at Buzz, Pennsylvania

Hi there,

 

Last summer, one of my goals was to try and capture a bee in-flight with my macro lens. This is one of my bizillion attempts.

 

Thank you for taking the time to look and for leaving me a comment! Have an amazing day!

 

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a September image

Scenic State Route 87 is known as the Beeline Highway and travels through the Tonto National Forest. The 2,873,200 acre Tonto National Forest is the largest national forest in Arizona with elevations ranging from 1,400 feet in the Sonoran Desert to 7,400 feet in the ponderosa pine forests of the Mogollon Rim. Print Size 13x19 inches.

Just a little word play for my Florida friends. There really is a highway in South Florida named for that “ Make a beeline for it”.

The Beeline Highway near Sugarloaf Mountain. On the way to Heber, Arizona for a campout. A unique piece of Arizona along State Route 87.

The wild carrot, or Queen Ann's lace, blossoms are composites, composed of many tiny flowers to attract pollinators. Backed by nature's green setting, this bee is quite visible on its mission! HFF

If you are a Sony user and you are thinking that you might like the new 'FE 70-200mm Macro G OSS II lens' ... your thinking is spot on IMHO. If anyone is in search of a 'Sony FE 90mm f2.8 macro lens' - mine is now for sale. ☺

 

- Rosa's Garden of Earthly Delights, Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -

A large Saguaro, and a Crested Saguaro, overlooking the Beeline Highway. The Beeline Highway is the name of Arizona SR 87, between Mesa and Payson.

Moment captured at Lake Michigan harbor in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. USA

 

A "beeline" means the most direct, quickest route between two points, often used in the phrase "make a beeline for," meaning to go straight and quickly to something or someone, driven by purpose or desire, like bees flying straight home. It implies speed and a lack of deviation, even if the actual path isn't perfectly straight due to obstacles.

 

Key Meanings

 

Direct Route: A straight line or path, like a bee returning to its hive.

 

Hasty Movement: Going quickly and purposefully towards a goal or person.

 

Examples in Use

 

"When the buffet opened, everyone made a beeline for the dessert table".

 

"After the meeting, she made a beeline for the exit".

 

Origin

 

The term comes from the observation that bees fly directly and without hesitation back to their hive after finding nectar, taking the shortest path home, even if they zig-zag around obstacles, notes Mental Floss.

 

Beeline - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms - Vocabulary.com

 

Add to list. /ˌbiˌˈlaɪn/ Other forms: beelines. A beeline is the swiftest, most direct route between two points. If you are shopping at the mall on a weekend af...

 

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Why Do We Say “Make a Beeline”? - Mental Floss

 

Aug 15, 2024 — Sometimes beeline is understood to mean bees flying in a straight line, but that's not necessarily the case. When encountering wind turbulence, for ...

 

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MAKE A BEELINE FOR Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

 

Dec 17, 2025 — idiom. informal. : to go quickly and directly at or to (something or someone) He made a beeline for the kitchen.

 

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BEELINE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

 

But once daylight hours decrease and night temperatures drop, they instinctively make a bee-line to your house. From MLive.com. That's why ball-bearing beetles ...

 

Cambridge Dictionary

  

BEELINE definition in American English - Collins Dictionary

 

beeline in American English (ˈbiˌlaɪn ) US. nounOrigin: from the belief that a bee usually flies straight back to its hive after getting nectar. a straight line...

   

After getting down Morrone, the path which leads to Braemar passed by these beehives which were buzzing with activity.

First Berkshire 69386 (HY09AZB) at Heathrow Airport Central bus station on a 4 working to Cippenham Green is caught in the middle of a torrential thunderstorm.

on a scale of 1-10 this past weekend was an 11!!

Wall to wall sunshine Saturday AND Sunday,and warm enough to shed the heavy sweatshirt by mid-afternoon.

I made a beeline for my yard!

Arizona State Route 87. Haze is from a wildfire burning near by.

Check out the insanely huge pollen sacks on this guy's hind legs!

 

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With a G11, this is sheer, unadulterated luck.

Blue is en route to a purple flower food source.

Thank you for viewing. Have a bee-utiful day!

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Beeline 7JU (SN3633) on Quebec for T2D

A couple of hours in Slough in May 2023.

drone flight view. peace.

 

Drohnen Sicht. Tübingen vom Süden angeflogen. Wir kommen in Frieden.

  

links Wurmlinger Kapellen Berg

rechts Österberg Tübingen

 

oberer Horizont

Kliniken Tübingen, links

10.000 Mitarbeiter

 

Studenten Dorf

Waldhäuser Ost Tübingen, rechts

Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 20 - 30

 

vorne

Kreissparkasse Tübingen, Direktion, links

 

Regierungspräsidium, mittig

rechts, Lotus Garten

 

Beeline 3AY on final 24 as the last sunrays hit Eastern Greece, 7:25pm. Third encounter with this beauty in Rhodes, and always a thrill!

Despite the forecast the sun was out for much of the day between MacTier and Parry Sound, ON. There was little southbound traffic in the area after CP114 went through, but I hung around town and passed the time shopping until the CP112 appeared on the radar. I was happy to see the fresh paint and made a beeline to this site for the intercept. Thankfully it was late in the afternoon and the CN northbound trains were at the crossover, which caused enough of a delay for me to get down to the lake.

 

I have to say *thank goodness* for the fresh paint on some of these CP locomotives! Having something bright to contrast against the darker backgrounds makes a big difference, in my opinion. It's not much fun when there's an eyesore in the picture and it's the lead locomotive.

 

CSX rear-remote.

 

I heard a 7400 was heading up late in the day too!

 

CN Bala - CP 8116 (AC4400CWM), 9837 (AC4400CW), CSX 7248 (CM44AC)

 

I’m a storm chaser through and through…that’s just what I do. I have a hard time going anywhere and just waiting for something good to happen. I’ve wanted to do a few trips this year, one mainly to a spot on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, just to camp for a few days and get some epic shots.

 

But it’s not in me to do that. I love the chase. The unknown. What will I end up with tonight?

 

This photo is a prime example of that. It’s nothing earth-shattering, but what it shows you is that beauty can be found anywhere, even though you don’t expect it.

 

This was from July 6th of this year. I saw a big line of storms moving in off the White Mountains and thought I might get in front of them right when it got dark and could destroy some lightning shots over the hills. But as it neared me, the storms started dying, the lightning wasn’t coming my way.

 

As I sat there bumming, this glow slowly appeared in the sky…and I wasn’t expecting it. The clouds were so thick everywhere, I had no idea the sun could possibly make it all this way.

 

But then the clouds ignited and I couldn’t believe the color. It was intense.

 

Sunsets are weird in a way. It’s like you know a storm is great because there is wind and thunder and rain, and you can “feel” it. A sunset though…it’s like something so amazing and powerful, but it’s utterly silent. You look up and see an explosion of color, but there are no trumpets playing, no orchestra…just quiet.

 

Makes it all the better.

beeline 24 km

Luftlinie

 

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Ancestral seat of the Prussian Royal House

and of the Hohenzollern Princes

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www.burg-hohenzollern.com

It is our pleasure welcoming you

  

Hohenzollern Castle, the ancestral seat of the family dynasty, is situated at the periphery of the Swabian Alb.

Last but not least, it is also its extraordinary location which already prompted Emperor William II to proclaim “The panorama from the Hohenzollern Castle is truly worth a journey”.

 

Georg Friedrich Prince of Prussia

Sophie Princess of Prussia

Beeline 3632 around T1 back to Brussels.

I finally got serious about photographing bees in flight.

 

I took my Nikon D500 and 70-300mm + 36mm extension tube and mounted it on a tripod.

 

Positioned the lens on the center plane of the flower and waited for a bee to enter that space.

 

Camera Settings:

F:16, 1/4,000 second, ISO 1400 @135mm (with 36mm extension tube)

 

Settings were locked in, no anti-vibration with focus locked and above camera settings.

 

....what I would change next time is securing the flower so that the wind does not move the flower AND consider using a higher shutter speed - 5,000 to 8,000 in order to "see" the wings. Slight blur makes more sense to me.

  

Southern Alberta, Canada.

 

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