vidocka
I finally saw the bees visiting my terrace as well. They are pretty late this year. I have a lot of flowers on the terrace so they have enough food and can work well. They prefer lingering on portulac flowers. The genus Portulaca comprises more than 100 species that grow in the tropical and subtropical regions of the world. The velvety portulac or colander hails from Brazil and Argentina. It is a slow-growing flower with characteristic fleshy-thick and succulent light green leaves. During the summer, single or stuffed flowers of pink, red, yellow, orange or white develop.
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Do you know this flower?
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Do you like flowers?
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What a great capture!
Thank you so much, Ellie. This is one of my better pictures
Because today I am thanking everyone in one way or another.
Thank you so much for the comment
Amazing scene! It seems that the bee is so contented with the food it can get from the flower. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Sharon. Looks like she really enjoyed it
Lovely capture of the bee in the flower…
Thank you so much for your kind comment
I’ve never seen that flower before. It’s strange that different areas of the world have different types of flowers even though bees pollinate flowers all over the earth.
I agree with you. Nature sometimes does real miracles that we do not understand.
Amazing catch of this bee. Not seen this flower before.
Thank you, Carol. I don’t remember the name of that flower right now. ?
That is a great macro shot. Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much, Lina. This is one of the best of my macros
Bees busy in pollination. Great photo indeed
Thank you. Bees are really very hardworking
That’s a great picture, dear Vidocka….I know the flower, I just don’t know what it’s called
Thank you, Lado. I forgot the name of this flower
If you’ll remember, just let me know, dear Vida
No problem, I’ll let you know
Thank you for your kindness, dear Vidocka
That is a great macro.
Thank you, Branka. Macro me really well managed
Thank you vidocka, good photo.
Thank you, Robin. I’m glad you like it.
This macro is great to see a bee collecting pollen.
I rarely manage to make a good macro ?
That is a great shot. Thanks for sharing it.
I’m very glad you like it