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Eliza Waters 
Great photo, Eliza. Bees move around so much they’re not easy to photograph. And those Epimedium flowers are so dainty!
Thank you, Audrey. I got lucky with that shot. 🙂
That’s a wonderful photo Eliza! (And I can imagine hard to get as they grow so low to the ground. 😉)
Thank you, Cathy, you guessed that right. 😉
Fab photo
Merci, Sheree!
Lovely!
Thank you, Rupali!
What a beautiful busy bee Eliza! 💛🐝 xxx
Thanks, Xenia. Lots of flowers to visit these days! 🙂
Lovely! Love bee’s! Thank you for sharing this sweetness! Much appreciated! Sending light and blessings to you 🙏✨🌈
Thanks much, Susana! 💕
Amazing photo captured so well. Bees are so important and beautiful.
Thank you, Flavia. I’m always thrilled to see the first bees of the year. I miss their buzzing about, sweet music. 🙂
Beautiful flowers and beautiful bee. Perfect combo.
Thank you, Judy!
Thank goodness for epimedium! I haven’t seen a bumble yet, but I saw a carpenter bee yesterday…☹️ See you tomorrow!
This warm weather has things leaping forward!
I’ve never seen anything like that plant. It’s quite pretty; if I were a bee, I’d be attracted to it, too.
Thank you, Linda. Asian in origin, they love a similar climate with moist, acidic woodland soil like we have here. Thankfully, they aren’t invasive!
Bumble bee bliss! Such pretty flowers! Nice capture!
Thank you, Alice! 🐝🌼
Bumbee!! (as my kids used to call them, and I still do… ) Great capture!
Thank you, Barbara. Good way to describe them! 😀
The bees are happy.
For sure, I lay out a banquet for them!
☀️🤗💛☀️🤗
Thank you, Susan! x
I love those Epimedium flowers. The gymnastic bee is an extra plus.
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Thank you, Kris. I am a big fan of bumblebees! 🐝
Great capture! Epimediums are fun blooms, aren’t they? Mine are starting to flower, too. 🙂
Thanks, Beth! I love epimediums, they remind me of dancing fairies. 🙂 Such a graceful flower.
Nature set out a banquet, and Mr./Ms. Bee bellied right up to the trough. Wonderful capture!
Thank you, Debbie. Good eating here in this yard, that’s for sure. 🙂
Happiness! 😊
Yes! 🙂
Beautiful capture, Eliza!
Thank you, Tina. 🙂
That’s a lovely composition, Eliza! How nice to see bees again 😊
Thank you, Belinda. I love those buzzing bumbles!
Welcome back, bumblebee. I hope you find many flowers with food galore.
Indeed, I’m always so happy to see one that successfully overwintered, ready to repopulate the world!
Hooray for bees! Beautiful shot, Eliza.🐝
Thank you very much, Jane!
Beautiful photo and combination of yellows!!🙂
Thank you, bee heaven for sure!
Barren wort and bees….these are 2 of my favorite things
Bees and barren wort two of my favorite things!
They are both looking fine this time of year!
So lovely. Bees are enjoying the new pollen this springtime-so peaceful watching them find it.
Thank you, Monika. I love the drone of bees… it is the highlight of my summer garden, along with the streaking by of hummers, and dance of butterflies. Of course, I enjoy the flowers as well. 😉
Wonderful capture, Eliza. I’m glad to see spring springing up your way. 🙂
Spring at last! Thanks, Robin. 🙂
Lovely image of both the flowers and the bee. More than just narcissus aer blooming!
Thank you, Tom. This last week has seen such a profusion of growth. Primroses, Jacob’s ladder, bleeding heart, barrenwort… hard to keep up with the emergence!
A great spot to land for a photo!
Thank you, Denise. A lucky take, as these wee ones are always in motion.