37 thoughts on “World Bee Day”

1. These are stunning pics!!

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   1. Thank you Dawn 🙂 🙂

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      1. You’re welcome. I really love them!

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2. unbeelievable! These are totally amazing shots 🙂

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   1. Thank you Kate 🙂
      On another thing. I don’t know if the pingback worked on Friday Fun and I can’t send a link in the comments.
      try to add here just in case?
      https://bushboy.blog/2019/05/20/reflections-2/

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      1. it worked fine thanks Brian, great poem and love your video … very reflective 🙂

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3. all so lovely!

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   1. Thank you 🙂

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4. Great set!

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   1. Thank you Sue 🙂

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      1. 😊

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5. Amazing, Brian! And they are so fast! Favorite – the Callistemon (?) one!

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   1. No Bottlebrush flowers Ann-Christine. Perhaps the small bee zooming along to the red Lilli Pilli flower?

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      1. Lilli Pilli? OK, then it must be that one!

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         1. It looks like perhaps I should have added captions *sigh I may go back in and do so tomorrow night. It is almost midnight here now and I need my beauty sleep 😀 😀

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         2. 😀

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6. Bee-utifull

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   1. Thank you Carol 🙂

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7. Nice to see such a variety.

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   1. Thank you 🙂 There a lots of native bees in Australia plus the honey bees giving me a good scope and range of bees

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      1. yes I have an increasing interest in bees – we certainly need to do all we can to keep them going if we ourselves are oozing to be able to grow crops. Plus they are lovely fluffy little bundles anyway!

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         1. I do love bees as well. Glad you are looking after our fuzzy friends 🙂

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8. These are amazing. I particularly like the ones of the flying bees. I never tire of insect photos!

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   1. Thank you Heather. I love trying to get the fuzzy ones flying 🙂

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      1. You are welcome. A fun challenge getting those fuzzy flying bees!

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         1. You should see the amount of reject photos lol

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         2. lol!

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9. Masses of bees on that red flower. What flower is that, Brian?

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   1. That’s a Hippeastrum Tracy

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      1. Thanks Brian. I just found some info on them from Gardening Australia. They are not good in areas that get heavy frosts apparently.

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         1. I have mine in old wheelbarrows….there is a post on here somewhere
            https://bushboy.blog/2018/11/13/wheelbarrow-gardens/

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         2. That is a great idea. But we are a little short on space here. The carport is already chock full of frost sensitive plants. 🙂

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10. A very special and beautiful post!

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    1. Thank you Amy :L) I love photographing bees

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12. What great captures of bees. Wonderful!

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    1. Thank you ever so much Susan 🙂

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