Which is doing well, even if not much actual ripening is going on. There's a lot of flowers too.Now, I don't know if you know but some Australian tomato farmers want to import Bumble Bees because they are buzz pollinators. Tomatoes LOVE buzz pollinators (this is not a good idea, cute though they are). Australian natives, Blue Banded Bees, are buzz pollinators.
Swooping in for the buzz.
Proboscis out!
BUZZZZZ - yes, you hear it, short, sharp, to the point and they are away off to the next flower.If not for some accidentally perfect manual focus work (twiddle, twiddle), and Rupert's sport mode shooting doodad, I'd never have caught these shots.
Worth EVERY penny, is Rupert.
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7 comments:
WOW!!!
Amazing photos!!!
Oh me oh my! YOU are very clever. *and i am a bit pleased that you have moved from spiders to bees.
Oh, Rupert. I swoon.
Stunning. And, you're right, go with the local bees.
Lee, thanks, a complete fluke but I'll take the credit.
S - pish posh, more spiders to come.
Cookie, he's quite the dandy :)
Zoomie, we go local where we can, I'm dying to see another local, the teddy bear bee!
OOOOOOOOh beees!I think I should name my old camera and then call the new one "Son of"....
Suggestions please ;o)
Roo, hmmmm, Clive? Augustine? Clive I think, cos son of Clive sounds kind of cool.
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