Haiku 133
What’s that sound I hear?
Buzzing round the lavender
Busy little bee!
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This is the Cape honey bee, Apis mellifera capensis, indigenous to South Africa.
Bees are one insect that I am happy to have in my garden; along with Ladybirds of course.
Pollinate away my tiny friend.
post script: I was pretty chuffed with these close ups, (Let’s ignore the several blurred ones that I deleted!) taken with my trusty Canon point and click camera.
Bees work harder than any creature I know of — as a beekeeper I can attest. Love them!
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Oh how marvellous to actually keep bees and have your own honey I presume. 😀
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Fabulous series of shots of the lovely flowers and bee!🙂
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Thank you very much 😀
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Haiku, lavender, honey bee, what’s not to like? Lovely.
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haha Thank you for this. 😀
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Beautiful!
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Thank you very much 😀
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Lovely photos Sci. Busy bee indeed. At the moment we have them on our lavender out front and also on our bean and tomato plants!
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Thank you very much. 🙂
And lovely to watch them on your plants 🙂
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Beautiful photos. I’d also be proud of them.
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Aw Thank you so much! 😀
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How do you get the stop action without blur? Do you use a tripod?
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haha No tripod! Just my trusty tiny camera – made for idiot-proof photos. 😀
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Pollination is alive and well in your garden!! Yaayyyy! Fantastic close-ups. His wings look like sheer gold!!
I’ve tried lavender plants, but with no success. Maybe I’ll try again next year. I just love them.
🐾Ginger 🐾
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Thank you very much 😀
This is my third lavender bush in a few decades! I think they have a finite life . . . Well in my garden they do! 😀
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