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Trying to get macro shots but had to crop

The birds and the bees are busy. I chose two photos this week showing how busy they were. It was very hard to choose this week as there are hundreds of signs of spring. I have posted several others as well. HAPPY SPRING! I was extremely close...with a 100mm macro lens.

bees flying&gathering flower dust in my grandmothers garden

(Belgium)

A bee collects pollen in the warm afternoon sun. I don't usually crop my photos, but I wanted to focus on the bee for this one. Taken in Jackson Park, Chicago.

Apis mellifera iberiensis

The flowers were alive with bees this afternoon. The bees focused on these "zdravets" flowers. The name in Bulgarian means "health" - a good prospect for the honey they will soon produce.

A bee taken on a walk.

this bee sat for an age letting me take it's picture

Bees love love love Echinops

Watched it at Scalzi River Nature Walk in Stamford, CT on 18th June, 2016

Mining Bee with golden haired pollen baskets, but no pollen so far. The pov makes this one look a bit bumbly, but I didn't get another shot. Super to see these and sorry to say I am so looking forward to their parasitic Nomadas!

A bee pollinating some flowers

Bee, legs, sting, proboscis, feelers

in Balthazar Santos e Mattoso Santos, Atlas de Zoologia, 1907

Out practicing some reverse lens macro after a long break!

Amazing how you can lose the knack when you haven't practiced for a while. . .its taken me a week to get back into the swing of focusing, breath holding and exposing phew!!

wasn't happy with my old 28-105mm lens so dug out an old minolta 50mm/f2.8 and wow!! what a difference it made!! Set the aperture on f8

Managed to just catch this bee on my rosemary bush!!

Taken in the Victorian kitchen garden at Preston Park and Museum, Stockton on Tees

Taken in Ooty area, Tamilnadu, India around 25 August 2018

Honey bee visiting some flowers on a windy Sunday afternoon. Chased this bee all around and only came up with two decent shots. This one missed critical focus by a hair, but don't think you can tell unless you view large.

 

canon 7D, mp-e 65, diffused 580ex

Honey Bee enjoying the Asters.

Captured with the Nikon 180-600 zoom lens on the Nikon Z8.

Osmia rufa? How hairy can you get!

A little triptych of my parents’ bees, clustering around an inner-chamber opening in their hive. My pop had just removed some of the upper level in order to treat the bees for parasites. Glad I had a beekeeper’s suit on!

A Bee on Sedum in my garden

European Wool-carder Bee - Anthidium manicatum

Mr Bee, found on the washing in the garden

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