Have you ever seen two bees in one flower Petal?
I was amazed to capture this. Another rare moment.
The Honey Bees in the white rose. Truly surprising to seen both of this bee in the flower.
As you know I do have big garden area. They are full of varieties of flowers thru out the year.
Having so much flowering plants is awesome.
They attracts the Honey Bees.
Gotta love this little creatures.
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they are on honey-moon. . hahah
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It's awesome to see. I read the other day that our lovely bees are close to being extinct :(
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very amazing work with photos that are very difficult to do, very good for your work
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This is a super common thing for me to see. We have boat loads of wild roses all over the farm and I have seen 4 bees on one rose fairly often. I have a couple of hives so it helps to have the numbers around locally.
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I have never seen 2 bees in one flower. In my opinion it is very extraordinary. I just watched it on your pictures. Very beautiful pictures. Have a nice day, sir.
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You are a lover of living things, I am very impressed with you. I hope you enjoy a day full of happiness and longevity ... greetings from cyberspace friends
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Amazingly, I have never found anything like this. Are there more bees there? Nice picture
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honeybee is indeed one type of creature that is difficult to live without flowers, because of the flowers in which he forages