Hollyhock and Bee
Aug 4th, 2009 by Liz Bennefeld
(click for full image)Hollyhock and Bee, by Liz Bennefeld
The warm, humid days of July and August, not too hot and not too breezy, are good for taking photos of the honeybees, bumblebees, and dragonflies that visit the side garden along the garage. I have been standing with my camera for fifteen to twenty minutes at a time and taking photos of the insects that land in front of me.
Sometimes, as the bees leave the flowers, they drop away before they start to fly, and some have managed to bump into me or the camera. Startling at first, but I’m getting used to it, now.
Getting bumped by a bee like that would be surprising. {Smile}
I particularly like the dragonfly and honey bee you posted over at Quiet Spaces yesterday and today. Unfortunately, WordPress insists I need to sign into my WordPress account to comment on either of those. {wry smile} That’s rather difficult, since I don’t have one. However, at least they’re happy to let me comment here. {Smile}
Anne Elizabeth Baldwin