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To Bee or Not to Bee
Posted by Sarah (Suisse, Switzerland) on 14 June 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.
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@frederique: The bee and I are grateful! Thanks!
Dulcie from Danville, United States
Definitely to bee...this one looks like one could pet him. Didn't realize they were quite that fuzzy! But when you train your camera on a subject we see ALL. Wonderful!
14 Jun 2009 6:09am
@Dulcie: haha, a cuddly little bee! Thanks so much Dulcie!
@lydia: Thank you Lydia!
@Veronique: Merci!
@ninni: Much appreciated, Nini!
@Ana Lúcia: Thank you, Ana Lucia!
Ardith from Orange, United States
He's dining ala carte!! Gorgeous colors and unbelievable clarity!
14 Jun 2009 12:22pm
@Ardith: I bee grateful! :-)
@Jannet: Thank you Jannet!!!
Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
Beautiful shot........certainly Too Bee!!!
14 Jun 2009 4:00pm
@Susan: Hooray for bees! thanks Susan!
@Estrella: Gracias Estrella! Same to you!
marc battault from clermont ferrand, France
un jolie flou artistique ,qui donne un coté tres doux a ta photo !
excellente macro ,sarah !
bises !
14 Jun 2009 6:43pm
@marc battault: ...et encore une fois: merci!!
Irene from Les Coteaux, France
Très joli talent pour nous donner ces belles macros de fleurs et d'insectes
14 Jun 2009 9:03pm
@Irene: Merci Irene!!
bekkah from Pennsylvania, United States
wonderful shot...as Dulcie said above, I feel as though I should PET him?! :)
16 Jun 2009 10:12pm
@bekkah: Thanks Bekkah! They are indeed the furriest wee things, aren't they? I was really surprised to discover this!
@mats: How else can one pet a bee?!! :-)
Francesc B. from région parisienne, France
très beau titre et macro... tous ces vilets sont magnifiques...
moi aussi j'ai fait la confusion au début, ICI... c'est un bourdon... bumblebee Bombus pascuorum
24 Jun 2009 9:05am
@Francesc B.: Thanks for your kind comment and for letting me know that it's actually a Bombus Pascuorum - what a wonderful name! :-)
