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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.
Dzisiaj prezentuje znowu obcego ;-)
Bardzo zaspana pszczółka, dokładnego gatunku nie znam, jeżeli ktoś będzie uprzejmy oznaczyć, będę bardzo wdzięczny.
zdjęcie wykonane z 3 paneli, każdy po około 170 zdjęc, połączonych w panoramę.
Więc łącznie około 500 zdjęć.
Oczywiście zdjęcie wykonane na żywym modelu, dzisiaj o poranku.
w komentarzu, kilka dodatkowych zdjęć
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Today presents a stranger again ;-)
A very sleepy bee, I do not know the exact species, if someone will kindly mark it, I will be very grateful.
photo made of 3 panels, each about 170 photos, joined to form a panorama.
So a total of about 500 photos.
Of course, a photo taken on a live model, this morning.
in the comment, a few more photos
📷 Olympus OM-D E-M1 M.II
⚪️ Laowa 25mm - set at 5x magnification (MFT scale 10:1)
🔎 Polarisation Filter
Stacked images 510 (3x170 photos, panorama)
🐞 Bee
🐞🐝🐛 live insects in the field 🌸🍂🌿
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.
I've been bouncing around of late in regard to my photographic interests. Birds, sunsets, macro, landscapes, and more. Truth be told, I am in a bit of a creative lull at the moment. Decided to do some macro work today, and here is a bee buzzing around a clover flower. Not sure what that thing is on its leg, although my wife said it is honey? Best viewed (L) for full detail.
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Autumn always seems to present the best opportunities to photograph bees on flowers. At this time of the year, the colors are so vibrant. On this day we saw bees, monarch and buckeye butterflies along with an occasional hummingbird. It is a great time of the year.
Bee's are fascinating me at the moment, there are so many different types and all heavily laden with different coloured pollen hanging form their legs. Not an easy task to capture but these tend to linger a fraction longer for a shot !
Two bees on a flower but I admit that the title is misleading. As far as I know these bees belong to different species and what you see here is rather a mean attack than big love.
Das Leben zeugt Blumen und Bienen. Blumen, das sind die schöpferischen Geister, und Bienen die andern, die daraus Honig sammeln.
Christian Morgenstern
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I was taking photos in the garden with my macro lens when this bee landed on an arm of our clothes line. The sun on the left created an interesting shadow on the arm of the clothes line.