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Oh, oh, honey got me hooked on you

I like that

Oh, oh

Come on

Oh, now you can have me

When you want me

You simply ask me to be there

And you're the only one

Who makes me come running

'Cause what you got

Is far beyond compare, ooh

And it's just like honey

When your love comes over me

Oh, baby, I've got a dependency

Always strung out

For another taste of your honey

  

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Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Golden%20Place/107/93/30

Lunar Nite Lingerie at Equal10

OMY Gillian at Main Store

""The Spring has come again

For the grass is growing green,

And among the fields of clover

Bright butterflies are seen.

The little birds are singing sweetly

As they fly from tree to tree...

The busy bees are gathering

The honey from the flowers,

And the merry birds are building

Their nests in sheltered bowers…""

Poem - Josephine D.C., "Spring", c.1887

 

From my archives. Happy start of your weekend ;-)

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Bruges

Lune de miel

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In Kilmacurragh 31 Aug 2021

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A tasty combination of a rosemary bush with a New Holland honeyeater having a fine feast!

 

Happy Wing Wednesday!

This Honey Bee is enjoying some glorious Helianthus flowers.

 

Pentax K-3 mk lll

SMC Pentax-DA* 200mm f2.8 ED [IF] SDM

honey fungus or honey agaric

Dunkler Hallimasch

[Armillaria ostoyae]

Looks like there may be some Crabapple honey in the future.

Come on now, give me some sugar

Give me some sugar, little honey bee

Don't be afraid, not gonna hurt you

I wouldn't hurt my little honey bee

-- Tom Petty - Honey Bee

 

Hope everyone has a great week. We are getting some sunshine, so happy days!

On Sedum in the garden 29 Aug 2020

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Australia 2015/16

Honey sim - Original landscaping, textures, sounds and ambiance.

Come and see it here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Honey/208/77/23

Dress by Valentina

Hair by Truth

On catmint. Testing whether AF update on G9 works when using animal detect for an insect. Not bad, considering lighting wasn't that bright here.

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Honey Creek flows over the top of Turner Falls a waterfall located in Davis, Oklahoma. I was looking the opposite direction of the waterfall in this photo. This was capture in 2015.

Sunken Honey by Lilia Artis and Haveit Neox

Sponsored by Misfit Dance

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The day before midsummer, the queen bee used to fly the enormous distance to a far-off ocean. She plunged to its depths in search of the rare sea flower: Neptune’s Clover. No other bee in all history could accomplish such a feat. For two thousand years, this same queen had gathered the rejuvenating and curative pollen from Neptune’s Clover.

 

As the days rolled on, the queen still had not returned. The colony was besides itself in worry and set forth to find her. They all latched their feet onto the hive, which was as large as a hill, and flapped their wings for lift off. When finally, they arrived to what they believed to be the area of Neptune’s Clover, their exhausted wings failed. The queen bee was nowhere to be seen. The hive, heavy with honey, and all its pilots fell into the sea. The two-thousand-year-old colony perished on a beautiful, calm afternoon, beneath the impartial waves.

 

Nowadays, bees might construct their hives in the nooks and crannies of human architecture. Unbeknownst to the people, their floating civilization is built right over the site of the sunken hive. Perhaps the bees of this century instinctively feel its presence, and so we find them in profusion adding their honeycombs to the present architecture.

  

Abandoned House, USA

 

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Honey bee homing in on Choisya `Sundance` Mexican Orange bush in the garden

 

Honey bee working hard in the Echinacea flowers. Have a great day. Happy Wing Wednesday folks hope you all have a wonderful day ;0)

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