Inspired by beautiful spring photo by Teri Eckholm, I brought my camera with me today.  Before I started my open house, I looked around for nature photo opps. This is what I found:

 

Bumble Bee harvesting Nectar in Appletree blossoms

 

 

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11 Comments on Wordless Sunday: Bumble Bee in Crabapple Tree... by Twin Cities Homes for Sale

MAY
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2009
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Marzena

What a great picture; the bee makes it really peaceful.
1:47am • #1
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Apple blossom time! What a wonderful photo, Marzena. What settings did you use to capture the bee on film?
3:27am • #2
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Marzena, what a GREAT CAPTURE!!!! The bee's fluttering wings -- the apple blossom tree -- the action -- the beauty -- WOW. Thank you for sharing!
5:29am • #3
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Tom ~ The bee became friends. It took a little convincing on my part to get him to stop hiding in the blossoms... lol

Maria ~ Thank you!  Believe it or not, I usually take my pictures on auto settings.  This shot was one of four i took yesterday - the best one.

Marney ~ Thank you so much.  The day was just perfect yesterday.
6:08am • #4
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Great shot.  Almost looks like a helicopter hovering.
8:22am • #5
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Hi Tom,

Doesn't it?!  He took a long time flying around the tree, there were so many blossoms.
8:27am • #6
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What an amazing shot, I just love the fact that scientists can't figure out how those little guys stay flying.

Todd Clark - www.LivingBeaverton.com
4:28am • #7
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It is amazing, isn't it?  It's one of the nature wonders we probably will never figure out, Todd.                
9:13am • #8
MAY
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2009
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Marzena, that is a real "catch"....don't you just LOVE taking photos? Especially when they turn out as well as your's did? ;-)
10:39pm • #9
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2009
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Absolutely, Teri.  There are so many opportunities for great photos around, I don't always take the camera with me.
8:11am • #10
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2009
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Thanks for your comment, Norton.  I hope you found this site very fun and informative.

:)
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