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Some kind of small bee, not much larger than a pencil eraser on a sunflower, and a dew covered honey bee on a zinnia.
 

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Very nice shots.Guessing maybe a 'sweat' bee.
Ha!
 
Awesome!! well done sir...
 
Great Shot and nice capture.
 
Very cool shot, thanks!
 
Beautiful shots Ron! Thanks for sharing.

I find macro photography is amazing . . . when I look at the detail even in tiny things, it makes me appreciate that someone smarter and wiser than I loves these tiny things too.
 
Must of been a misty morning.
 
Thanks a lot! I was going to post my cell phone bee pictures but you had to go and post your pro shots! I'll wait until winter to post mine.:BangHead: :laughing7: :laughing7: :laughing7: :notworthy:. Awesome shots friend!
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Looks to be a native bee. Only two wings. European honey bees have four.
Check out UC Davis web site. Dr. Thorp and Dr. MUSSEL are the bee guy's there.
 
Good pics. The third one looks like a bee's version of that 'End of the Trail' sculpture.
 
Good pics. The third one looks like a bee's version of that 'End of the Trail' sculpture.
Yeah, I can see that...Amazing how they wake up and get busy when the sun comes up though.
 
Great photos! :occasion14:
 

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