A bee on crocus. Crocus provides pollen in very early spring (March-April) in mid-western states. The yard of neighbor in Okemis, MI.

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beetography > A bee on a purple cone flower (Echinacea purpurea, Asteraceae). I tried to take a good bee pic on this flower but could not do it because not too many bees come to this type of flowers... then one started bloom right near my front door! This one bee kept coming back for over two weeks, allowing me to take it... God sent? :-

beetography > A bee on a cone flower (Echinacea purpurea, Asteraceae).

Zach's front door steps, planted by God.

beetography > A bee on crocus. Crocus provides pollen in very early spring (March-April) in mid-western states.

The yard of neighbor in Okemis, MI.

A bee on crocus. Crocus provides pollen in very early spring (March-April) in mid-western states.

The yard of neighbor in Okemis, MI.

Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D70) |

more details: exif |

original size: 3309px x 2200px |

Current: 600px x 399px |

Other sizes: S • Medium • L |

filename: crocus-DSC_1218 |

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