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Pollen Photos |
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
Nursery WorkerWhenever we go to the Monterey area we like to stop at the nurseries in Carmel Valley. We've found some really different plants there. And of course there are always plenty of bees and hummers to chase. |
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Saturday, November 24, 2007
Echinacea HoneySo I wonder how Echinacea Honey would taste?It still amazes me how fuzzy honey bees are if you look close. I guess that's why I like chasing them around with my camera so much. It is nearly impossible to see at this size but there are actually furs between the segments of her eyes. |
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Friday, July 20, 2007
Echinacea BeeI went out today with the intent to try out my new memory card for my camera. I wanted to fill it up once quick to make sure it was working well. I can't think of a faster way to burn a roll of film (or fill up a memory card) than finding some beautiful flowers covered in bees.I really liked a lot of the shots I took, but this one stood out. I love the background colors, and the bee is absolutely fuzzy! |
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Saturday, June 16, 2007
Pollen Covered Minus One SecondThis shot was taken less than a second before last Thursday's photo of the day, and is in response to the feedback on that shot. :-)No doubt there was too much pollen in her eye! She had to stop to rub it. Apis mellifera 25 | bee 29 | closeup 29 | eye 1 | flower 322 | honey bee 23 | insect 40 | macro 16 | macro photography 11 | pollen 11 |
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Thursday, June 7, 2007
Pollen CoveredWell she wants you to think she has been working hard. But actually she just got done raiding a bag of Doritos.The hummers have been elusive this week, but the bees have sure put on a show to make up for it! |
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Thursday, August 31, 2006
Daisy StudyI really like this shot because, not only can you make out the individual flowers in the center of the daisy, but you can see the different stages of their development. In the center they have not opened yet, but has you move out you can see the stages of the flowers' development.This is not the first time I have enjoyed the structure of a daisy on the photo of the day. |
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Monday, July 31, 2006
Hovering BeeShe's been busy! I am surprised she can still fly with all that pollen on her legs.Apis mellifera 25 | bee 29 | bud 32 | flight 16 | flower 322 | fly 9 | honey bee 23 | hover 13 | insect 40 | pollen 11 | Rose 48 |
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Monday, July 10, 2006
Glowing BeeToday, when we took The Hound for her afternoon walk we bumped into one of our neighbors. She was working in her garden like she does almost every day. Part of her garden was particularly attractive to the bees, so I took the opportunity to get a few bee portraits. |
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Sunday, April 16, 2006
Honey Bee HoveringThis was actually from a Hound walk from a couple of weeks ago. I try not to chase too many bees while she is with me, but this guy was really showing off right beside the sidewalk. |
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Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Freesia BuzzThis image was one shot before yesterday's photo of the day.It was a good walk with the hound. Maybe because it has finally warmed up a little during the day. (Personally I liked the snow! But I am not conscious early enough in the morning to go play in it before it melts :) Apis mellifera 25 | bee 29 | buzz 1 | flower 322 | Fresia 1 | honey bee 23 | insect 40 | pollen 11 | vein 3 | white 12 | wing 27 |
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Saturday, March 4, 2006
Poppy PollenThere are not may California Poppies blooming at the moment. But the ones that are sure do put on a nice show.It was the pollen that attracted me to this particular flower. |
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