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Aug. 01, 2019
Waking up slowly
I took another stroll before breakfast today, once again armed with my macro lens. On a flower head in the walled garden I found a bee, starting the day in a…
July 05, 2019
Phacélie (Phacelia tanacetifolia, Hydrophyllaceae fam.)
Tiny purple blue wildflowers of interest to pollinators - Details of stamens and…
by
helys
June 28, 2019
yellow in nature
looking around my incredible outside world, the colour yellow stands out.. i've never been a fan of dandelions.. maybe because they are so abundant that i've…
June 18, 2019
More fun in the garden...
Spent some time enjoying the sun in the garden today and seems like there were some little friends doing the same.
by
epson1290
June 16, 2019
After the rain...
Had a nice shower of rain overnight so the bees are out in force today... I love seeing plenty of bees in the garden.
by
epson1290
May 20, 2019
Macro Monday
For the record I did not kill this guy. I found him dead expecting me to capture him. Not the most sharpest captures but definitely work in progress.
by
camellia
April 30, 2019
action [120/365]
i had some fun trying to focus on this carpenter bee.. he'd hover for short spurts.. i must've spent 15 minutes standing by the side of the house with my finger…
April 12, 2019
A wander in the garden..
I was home not feeling too well so what could I do but get out into the sunshine for some Nikon therapy...... In Australia the seasons are crazy this year after…
by
epson1290
April 07, 2019
When you don’t have your camera...
Went to the hardware store for plumbing supplies and, as we often do, ended up in the garden section. Well, didn’t have my camera but I did have my iPhone 6s,…
by
epson1290
March 18, 2019
Pink blossoms
After a period of rain and wind, the sun was finally shining again today! So I went on a walk and was lucky to find these beautiful blossoms alongside the road …
by
jolened
March 03, 2019
Into the hive
Did you ever wanted to walk into the inside of a beehive. Well I did. No I was not shrunk to insect size, that would bee cool, but in the national garden they…
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