Emotography – Week 47/2016

03/12/201631/05/2017Claudette

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Industrious

I know they say that bees are disappearing all over the world, but I am glad to say that there are plenty in my garden flitting from flower to flower.

Miriam 03/12/2016 / 9:47 pm

Beautiful. Enjoy them.

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- Claudette 04/12/2016 / 10:06 am
  
  I do Miriam 🙂
  
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skybright1 03/12/2016 / 11:16 pm

Hope some come to mine too, especially if the lavender blooms.

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- Claudette 04/12/2016 / 10:06 am
  
  They should, they are really attracted to mine.
  
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Lily 05/12/2016 / 2:40 pm

This summer, I’ve think that I had around 90% of the bee population in my Amazonian-like garden. Also some items I hadn’t seen in the last ten years, new species of insects, footballs that lie unclaimed as even the most adventurous kid wouldn’t dare enter that jungle and quite possibly, a dead body.

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- Claudette 05/12/2016 / 6:00 pm
  
  Hope the dead body rots quickly for fertiliser, and doesn’t pong too much. Maybe you need butterflies, I hear they eat dead bodies.
  
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  - Lily 05/12/2016 / 7:18 pm
    
    So butterflies do have a purpose! And I just thought they were moths wearing make-up.
    
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    - Claudette 06/12/2016 / 8:51 pm
      
      🙂 I like that – moths wearing makeup.
      
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Tina Schell 06/12/2016 / 11:46 am

Lovely capture Claudette – let’s hope there are plenty of bees left to pollinate everything that needs it!

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- Claudette 06/12/2016 / 9:00 pm
  
  Yes, it would be a very sad world without all the work they do, and the photo opportunities they provide 🙂
  
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