This was my first bee sighting of the year and I followed this guy for several minutes as he dive bombed a large pot of chives that were flowering. I couldn't catch him staying still but still liked this shot of the high energy action so here it is.
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It is nice to see bees at your flowers, they are pretty. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
they can, at times, be full of energy!! i really like the image and who doesn't LOVE purple flowers!! these are chives?? i had something similar on my scallions (maybe the same thing, chives and scallions) and i chopped them off. i didn't know they would get pretty like this!!
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It is nice to see bees at your flowers, they are pretty.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
They really are high energy...buzz buzz! Nice photo and my favorite color too! heehee!
It's a great shot. Those busy bees are hard to catch.
they can, at times, be full of energy!! i really like the image and who doesn't LOVE purple flowers!! these are chives?? i had something similar on my scallions (maybe the same thing, chives and scallions) and i chopped them off. i didn't know they would get pretty like this!!
Busy buzzy bee. We have had a pyracantha blooming abundantly in our garden for the last few weeks and it is teeming with bees.
I always enjoy seeing bees at work among the flowers. Good catch, RedPat.
There's something so joyful about that first buzzing blur of spring—this shot captures all the wild energy and determination of a bee on a mission.
Nice shot!
Lovely catch and that shade is beautiful!
Good shot!
To bees! I have sooo many strawberries! And yes, RedPat. I threw my fails away, these guys are too fast!
Excellent shot!
So pretty, I had these in a pot over Summer too
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