Honey Bees double teaming a flower
I guess this flower was quite bee worthy, two honey bees landing on the same flower and with just enough space for each of them to collect nectar and pollen from the small stamens.
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 | Canon EOS Rebel T1i |
|---|---|
 | Sigma Zoom 100-300mm |
 | UV filter to protect lens |
 | f/29 |
 | 1/50 sec |
 | 1600 |
 | Visual Light |
 | 380 through 700 nanometers |
 | Georgia USA. |
Just moments earlier, the bee has that flower stem all to itself. Hanging upside down defying gravity and nearing bringing the flower down the the level of the leaf below. It appears as if its resting its back on the leaf, just hanging the side of the flower drinking its nectar.
Recently I have been seeing more honey bees on my plants, even more than I see the mason bees on the flowers of the Leatherleaf. There are some other plants I want to observe with the bees, as they move along from different plants as they use up all their resources.
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