Daisy and The Bee - Camera Critters #120, Saturday, July 24, 2010
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wonderful macro carmen!
ReplyDeleteLovely daisies... and I see the bee! Creative entry for Camera Critters, Carmen! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteCarmen, you seem to be so busy clicking nice pictures of late. Busier than the bee:-)
ReplyDeleteSo color coordinated!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots Carmen :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yellow daisies! That bee stayed very still for you :)
ReplyDeleteI love these colours! Reminded me of a photograph I took of an egg and lettuce sandwich! lol!
ReplyDeleteCarmen, you're now venture into the world of bees..It's kind of fun, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
Really bea<utiful shots. You are really good at this dear Rsane!
ReplyDelete:)
my fav
ReplyDeletethanks for beautiful pics
Great shots - well done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a busy little bee:) Nice shots of the flowers and the critter.
ReplyDeleteNice. I love catching a shot of a bee or butterfly on a flower.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful yellow! Nice shot of Daisy and the Bee.
ReplyDeleteLove the colour. I must look into that Camera Critters; we have thousands of critters on file!
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent pictures. They give me extra satisfaction because I wanted to get a picture with a bee just like that one, but right at that moment the sky opened up and poured down rain. I was caught far from my truck in another rainstorm, so I never got my picture.
ReplyDeletemagiceye -
ReplyDeleteThat bee was pretty far away, over a fence, so
I couldn't get any closer.
Tes -
That bee wasn't really moving much. I wonder if it might have been hurt or intoxicated! Or maybe just so intent on his work.
Shiju Sugunan -
I've started keeping my camera with me all the time. You just don't know when you might have the opportunity for a good picture!
Sharkbytes -
I love yellow so I was in my element in that field of daisies.
Poetic Shutterbug -
I think I've used up all the shots from my daisy field so I'll have to move on to something else now. I do have all those wonderful orchids.
Nikki-Ann -
I've never had a bee that still before. I was wondering if he might have died of happiness out there in that hot sun.
mrsnesbitt -
Yellow daisies and the white ones are just about
my favorite flowers. They are so bright and cheery.
Icy BC -
Usually bees are much more active than this one was. I couldn't get any closer, though, because there was a fence in the way.
Ratty -
So glad you like the pictures. Sorry you missed your bee photo because of the rain. I have another one to post, this one in a poppy. It's fun to get them but I rarely do.
alaine@éclectique -
Aren't the daisies bright and cheerful. Camera Critters are fun but I often have other memes I do on Saturday. I do try to get here from time to time.
dulce -
I enjoy the picture taking. It is a nice break from poetry, on occasion, when my brain is weary of rhyming.
sm -
Glad you liked the pictures. I just spent the
last three days in Sacramento with the newlyweds. They're off to Las Vegas for a long weekend next Thursday after Alex's calculus final, before his next classes start.
Welshcakes Limoncello -
I'm always glad when you like my efforts!
cat -
This bee wasn't very active. That daisy kept him enchanted, I guess.
secret agent woman -
Usually, I can't keep up with bees, they are so
busily flitting around!
Iowa Gardening Woman -
That field of daisies had the blue Pacific beyond and just blew my mind!
Dear Carmen,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my CameraCritters-post. It's been a long time since I have participated in CC, but since I had something very special to tell, I thought I could squeeze it in. And low and behold I find you here with bees! I am not a bug-photographer, but some of my blogging-jewellery-sisters do. Take a peek at Karen Stahlecker's insect-pics:
http://willoaksstudio.blogspot.com/2010/06/to-bee-or-not-to-bee.html
if you haven't already seen them (She makes marvelous jewellery that I would love to be able to afford to order one day!)
Best wishes,
Anna
For the benefit of other readers:
Anna's CameraCritters
Here's another photographic study of an insect that Karen (WillOaksStudio) posted for WordlessWednesday.
ReplyDeletehttp://willoaksstudio.blogspot.com/2010/07/wordless-wednesday-summer-guest.html
I love the bright yellow colour in your pics! Really sunny!
Thanks for visiting my Alphabe-Thursday - Alphabet Soup post about the xylophone!
Hugs,
Anna