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Fun Friday: Pollinator at Work
With our extremely hot temperatures, I have not been out much for photography lately. But I do manage to make an occasional walk-through of my butterfly garden, right outside my front door and in beautiful bloom right now! During my walk-through yesterday, I did find some pollinators busy at work: I’ve also seen a couple […]
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Tags: 2017, Blog, bumble bee, Cass County, insect, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, pollinator, purple coneflower, summer, wildflower
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Fun Friday … From the Vault
Today’s “Fun Friday” post comes from the “vault”, and features a wonderful, Green Metallic Bee that is busy pollinating one of my favorite prairie wildflowers … the Spiderwort. I have been away from blogging for about a week, due to a very hectic schedule. Last weekend I had a booth in the Stillwater Art Show […]
Busy As A Bee
While hiking some meadows in the Maroon Bells area of Colorado, I came upon a nice patch of thistles, and several Bumble Bees that were busy nectar hunting: These images were made in mid-September. The nighttime temperatures were downright cold, but you could count on seeing these guys busy at work […]
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Tags: behavior, Blog, bumble bee, insect, macro photography, Maroon Bells, meadow, nature, photography, pollinator, Rocky Mountains, summer, thistle, travel, wildflower
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Chill Out!
While hiking the Maroon Bells area of the Colorado Rockies, I stumbled upon a small patch of wildflowers, including these yellow beauties. Not sure of the identification, but appears to possibly be a sunflower of the genus Arnica (any ID help is certainly appreciated!): Did you notice the small “inhabitant”, located near […]
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Tags: behavior, Blog, bumble bee, Colorado, insect, Maroon Bells, nature, photography, pollen, pollinator, summer, sunflower, travel, wildflower
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