ANOTHER BEE JOINS IN GATHERING POLLEN...
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I think bees are very busy this days! Happy RRT!
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Plenty to go round . . .
ReplyDeleteThey really are busy as bees :).
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I've entered a major international photo competition (details are on my blog) and would be most grateful if you'd click through and rate my portfolio (just click on the stars at the bottom (preferably the 5th star - "fantastic" - LOL), easy peasy, no registration or personal details needed). Thanks so much!
excellent photography...is that azalea?
ReplyDeleteMy Ruby Tuesday. I do hope to see you drop by for a visit with me today.
they are disappearing and I read that no one knows for sure the exact cause
ReplyDeletelook at how we mess with the planet, it's so upsetting
beautiful photos!!
Wow! That's a gorgeous macro. The bee looks very busy...so much to do and so little help.
ReplyDeleteGreat close up of that bee! And what a beautiful flower too!
ReplyDeleteHappy RT!
LOLA:)