The Nature of Life
Nope, this is not an alien bee with four wings, but rather bees doing what nature has intended! Landing in front of my camera, this couple has no care for my present!
It was a busy time for these tiny little bees, and they were everywhere in their intimate moment. I'm an intruder, but it was not my intention as I was minding my own business of photographing the yellow mustard flowers.
It is the nature of life, and the bees wanted me to know so! They gave me permission and an experience to sharpen my skill of taking the photos.
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16 comments:
oh oh... procreation mode here. they always get the perfect romantic spot for intimate moments. wink*
oh oh, and another oh, love love your shots Icy, they are so kind to allow you to be their guest and photographer :)
wow! aaah such beautiful shots Icy!!! perfect to start my day :-)
Gorgeous shots and photography. Thanks for sharing.
Your shots are beautiful!
I would love for you to link up your post at my Savvy HomeMade blog party at http://www.homesavvyatoz.com/2011/08/07/bog-party-2
I am a new follower!
Amazing pictures~not your everyday photo op!
Teresa
They look just like one bee, especially in that first picture.
Great shots. I like the shade of yellow.
Oh, love... :)
Very nice photos.
Regards!
Well now, they aren't shy at all! Very cute!
You did an excellent job of capturing the flowers and the bees.
so sweet and tender as they are doing their deed. somehow this couple doesn't make me feel gross-out but a awww for them. sweet.
Lovely photos of the flower and close up of the bee's translucent wings.
They are just little exhibitionists and were giving you a show :D These are really great shots, Icy. Well done.
What beautiful pictures! WOW! :) Thanks for following! I like your blog and will follow back :) Hope to see you soon! LG Tina
Superb macros! The bees didn't even mind your intrusion during their intimate moments, it seems!
Great photos, but I have to break something to you . . . these aren't bees! Bees have 4 wings. These are flies, which only have 2 wings. In fact, the order of flies is called Diptera (meaning "2 wings") since it is a unique characteristic of flies. So, a normal bee would have fours wings, a mutant bee would only have 2 wings, and bees mating like this would appear to have eight wings.
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