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These photos were taken about 7 o'clock in the morning - each bee sleeping on its own dahlia flower. They were definitely sleeping, not feeding, because I'd been watching them for half-an-hour or so before it occurred to me to get the camera. As the sun warmed them, they stirred and flew off. By 7.30am they'd all gone.
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Very strange.
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3 comments:
amazing!
Weird, isn't it? They particularly liked that colour dahlia - or else they just wanted ones that were facing in that direction.
I had to look twice. Wow. Incredible.
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