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Absolutely wonderful shot – love it. Have you had success with a particular Hibiscus? I want to get one. π
Hi Judy, This Rose of Sharon ‘Aphrodite’ isn’t mine (too much shade at home) but a customers’. It was fun to watch and happy to have captured the picture too. Thanks for the comments and I did also get comments from the others you shared with. I would have thought to look in my spam folder. Glad I did for there 3 that were honest to goodness comments
This is amazing! It brings to life what is only blandly described with words in science books . I have found that I learn more about gardening and nature from photos in blogs like “Frugal Little Bungalow” and “New England Garden and Thread” than any school book I ever read!
And, your “busy little bee” photo is among the best of any I’ve ever seen!
Thank you, it is always special when you can see and take pictures of all the wonders that are right around us. Thanks for the comment
next shot, big achoo of sneezing bee π
love your photo’s π
Thanks, it is amazing how some plants produce some much pollen, while others so little and for that bee it was a good meal, once it brushed itself off
Beautiful! Judy from NE Garden and Thread sent me over to see — wow! Glad I stopped by! As an FYI — check your SPAM as another Grandma tried to leave you a comment and it disappeared.
Thanks for the comments and I did go into my spam folder and hopefully corrected the problem. Thanks for letting me know
A-ha! Tryin’ to go undercover, but you’ve got a sharp eye and saw it – good one!
LOVE! We are seriously missing the honey bees here. Only bumbles for pollination, so the maters did well. I had to hand-germ my melons and cukes. No busy bees around. π¦
How adorable:)
What a unique shot! Nature never ceases to provide something different to see. Peace.
I really like that bee. And thanks. You have just set me off on a new post about last summer when all the bees in my garden died. I’ll put it up in a day or two. One thing I love about blogging the chance of bouncing off someone else. I guess the word is ‘community’.
PS. I just posted “the day my bees died” It isn’t a nice story but I hope you find it interesting. John.
So much activity in such a small space. Beautiful shots π