I have seen a lot of bumble bees but I was glad to see the honey bee on the zinnia's. There were lots of chances to photograph this bee but I was only fast enough to get one good shot. I have a few blurry pictures to throw away, but that's great that I got one.
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Teddy's legs are a little short for this big wheel but he still likes sitting on it. These shots were buried in my files and this one... -
This is an old photo taken of the everyday life in Belgium during the second World War. Belgium has been restored from a German takeover, ...
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I thought I had posted a comment but maybe I didn't...anyway,
I really like your photo, it's so difficult to get a good shot of a bee because they move so darn fast! The Zinnia is a beautiful pink!
Thanks for stopping by by blog and your nice comments. The bird in the side picture is a wild turkey with babies. There are a lot of them around this area.
Have a nice evening.
Sunny :)
Yes you had posted but when I published it, it just went away. So I went to yahoo, and try to publish it again, and it didn't show up again. I guess I should looked closer at your wild turkey. We have a lot of them in Southern Iowa.
I don't know what went wrong but this actual blog was on a schedule to come at midnight tonight and when I told it to publish, it didn't put it on a schedule but went ahead and published. They may be glitching in blog land somewhere.
Pretty flower but I prefer to shot them with no bumble or honney bee on it. Those beastq frigth me. Bzzz! Bzzz!
I've had a few comments disappear after I clicked publish. Your pictures heartened me as we are actively trying to stop the decline of honey bees in the UK.
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