Happiness is seeing these beautiful bees and butterflies on the flowers you plant
Thank you for looking and hope you enjoy. Your comments and suggestions are most welcomed and appreciated.
If someone can ID the bee in the last three pictures , I would appreciate it. I was thinking it is some type of mining bee, but I can't find one with that eye color that seems to look green to yellow depending on the light and what it is reflected. It is very tiny about 1 and very quick. I just happened to catch it as it was drying off from a rain shower.
As for the last, google lens states "The image shows a bee, likely a honey bee, on a yellow flower, which appears to be a Black-Eyed Susan or a similar species of coneflower."
What stands out for me are the color combo's along with the dreamy softness of the images. My favorites are # 1,3 & 4. Always a pleasure to view your images.
I love your photography, Birdie. You have a really special POV approach to your subjects that really involves the viewer in a special way. Beautiful images… definitely leaning to number one as my favorite.
louie champan wrote:
Another excellent set Birdie, that first shot is gorgeous.
Thank so much Louie!
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csinseattle wrote:
Birdie,
These are all stunning and beautiful, I always enjoy your post---- Voted
Chris S.
Thanks for the kind words Chris
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Erictator wrote:
Wonderful set Birdie! Sorry I can't help with bee ID, but he's a photogenic little.guy.
Eric
Eric, he was so much fun to photograph ! Cutest little bee I have ever seen. Would love one of him inflight, but my goodness that little one is fast and seemingly so erratic.
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sum1sgrampa wrote:
Just lovely Birdie. #4 is off the charts !!
Gary
Thanks so much Gary, glad you like it.
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morris wrote:
A delight to view Roberta, voting!
As for the last, google lens states "The image shows a bee, likely a honey bee, on a yellow flower, which appears to be a Black-Eyed Susan or a similar species of coneflower."
Morris
Thanks Morris. I was able to determine it is a mining bee, just can’t narrow down the specifics.
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psharvic wrote:
Excellent work as usual. Well done, Birdie.
Much appreciated, thank you.
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douter wrote:
With that "Birdie Approach" , nicely done, Roberta!
Douglas
Thanks Douglas 😀
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mjgphotoz wrote:
^^^^^^^^^ What they all said! Just a joy to view!!! YGMV and thanks for sharing the joy!
Mary
Mary you say the nicest things , thanks for the kind words and the vote.
birdied wrote:
Happiness is seeing these beautiful bees and butterflies on the flowers you plant
Thank you for looking and hope you enjoy. Your comments and suggestions are most welcomed and appreciated.
If someone can ID the bee in the last three pictures , I would appreciate it. I was thinking it is some type of mining bee, but I can't find one with that eye color that seems to look green to yellow depending on the light and what it is reflected. It is very tiny about 1 and very quick. I just happened to catch it as it was drying off from a rain shower.
Just beautiful Roberta! I LOVE butterflies and the bees...The cool weather here has all flying creatures trying to get that last bit of nectar before it is gone!
Again SUPER images!
Dan
