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Years ago I planted a package of Texas Blue Bonnets and Russell Hybrids. They've reseeded and multiplied. The bees are going nuts over them! Of course with all the rain we've had they're waist high!
my 3rd location for bee orchids this year 1 in bucks other 2 in bedfordshire hoping to go college lake bucks tomorrow
Observation.org identified her as a red mason bee. I don't know. Question b is if she tries to warn me, by lifting her middle leg, or if she is just very agile.
One of our hives swarmed and landed conveniently in our mulberry tree. Nice and easy to collect. A local man stopped by and asked if he could have them as he used to keep bees back in Lebanon. We were happy to find a home for this lot.
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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.
Trying to identify bees in a region where we have over 400 varieties is a little tricky. I think this might be bombus flavifrons - a yellow headed bumblebee native to the area.
This was an experiment to see how altering the settings on the camera affected the sharpness of the bee.