
Eager – flying in, almost fully loaded

Honey bee tickling the stamen

White-tailed bumblebee with tongue out in anticipation

Bit of a challenge, but worth the reward

More tummy tickling!

A frenzy 🙂

Resting hoverfly on a beautiful seedhead
Eager – flying in, almost fully loaded
Honey bee tickling the stamen
White-tailed bumblebee with tongue out in anticipation
Bit of a challenge, but worth the reward
More tummy tickling!
A frenzy 🙂
Resting hoverfly on a beautiful seedhead
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Yes, they do!
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Ooh, you have a lovely variety of P. somniferum! I only have single mauve and red, but the bees don’t mind.
No, the bees don’t care one bit.
You have beautiful peonies. Very different colors than what I see usually.
I am very happy with this year’s crossings, especially the bright red double. I’ll be saving seed from that one!
Your poppies are wonderful. No wonder the bees love them!
Thanks Cathy. It looks like a wedding around here most mornings, with all the petals scattered everywhere!
Some real beauties here – the insects are having a what of a time.