Time to get the camera out againAnd spread some joy

[Phill16359]

Its coming in thick and fast

 

[enrico]

Its coming in thick and fast
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What a lovely frame of honey.

 

[Erichalfbee]

Its coming in thick and fast

Hope you don't mind. Put your photo in without having to click on a link

 

[enrico]

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Don't you love it when you don't have to buy bees in

 

[Antipodes]

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Don't you love it when you don't have to buy bees in

Ahhh....a blackbird singing too. Lovely.

 

[blackcloud]

Saved up enough lifting and moving jobs to justify digging out the tractor.

That's that then.

 

[enrico]

Reminds me of a car wash for bees
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[Nannysbees]

I love my bees

 

[Bee’s Knees]

Its coming in thick and fast

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Nice clean frames! Are they brand new this year?
Mine after a few months are always coated with propolis and wax on the top bars.
Also the box would have quite a number is perfectly pressed bees on the side.

 

[Swarm]

Some lovely pea green pollen coming in, this little one was completely oblivious to me.

 

[enrico]

Some lovely pea green pollen coming in, this little one was completely oblivious to me.
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Now that is a brilliant photo. Thanks for sharing it.

 

[Erichalfbee]

Now that is a brilliant photo. Thanks for sharing it.

Isn’t it gorgeous

 

[Nannysbees]

One of our girls enjoying the Deutzia

 

[Erichalfbee]

That’s lovely Even more stunning enlarged.

 

[Sutty]

Thistles were very popular with the bumbles when we had a recent hike in N Yorkshire. Pretty much every flower was occupied by multiple bees.

 

[enrico]

The caryopteris is in full flower and the bees all over it in the sunlight

 

[Vanterrier]

A Masonry Bee in our wall, one of several...



K

 

[gregior]

Full super!

 

[Antipodes]

Nectar droplets in the flowers of this tea tree in photo 1 and a bee taking advantage in photo 2.

 

[enrico]

Nectar droplets in the flowers of this tea tree in photo 1 and a bee taking advantage in photo 2.

Can you tell me how big the flowers are. We had a tea tree but the flowers were always minute. It died last year sadly