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Playful or dreamy insights & beautiful gems... by Nicole Sara
Nature, history, & culture in Bend & beyond
Tripping the world, slowly
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the world as seen by different artists
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ich zeige euch meine stadt wie ich sie sehe
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bushboys world
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Thank you Sheree 🙂
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Nice shot 😎👍
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Thanks Martin 🙂
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This is such a beautiful photo!
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I am so happy you like it Susan 🙂
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The details in the flower, petals and stem are amazing, that color too, looks like… just outside the window, in your photo, splendid image 🙂
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Thank you very much Nicole 🙂
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Perfect
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Lovely of you to say Karina 🙂
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That’s a winner, Brian.
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Thank you Janet 🙂
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Great photo Brian. You caught it just right.
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Thank you Graham 🙂
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Nice catch. I’m guessing it’s a type of bee. Haven’t seen one orange & with a black and white back.
bees here are yellow as well as the hornets.
Wasps have the black & white strips
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Thank you. It is an Australian native bee, a Blue-banded bee. The blue bands aren’t as distinctive from the angle of the photo I guess 🙂
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Excellent job catching the bee in flight!
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Thank you Nora 🙂
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