Bee Sipping Nector Photograph by Debra Thompson

Bee Sipping Nector

by Debra Thompson

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Title

Bee Sipping Nector

Artist

Debra Thompson

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

This is a close up photo of a bee in my backyard sipping nector from an apple tree blossom taken March 2014. If you zoom in, you can see the bee's tongue!

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March 31st, 2014

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Comments (37)

Joey Agbayani

Excellent capture!

Debra Thompson replied:

Thanks Joey!

Richard Wambach

What a nice macro - love the bee detail and the soft flower... great capture, Debra!

Debra Thompson replied:

Thank you very much Richard!

Jeanne Fischer

fabulous capture

Debra Thompson replied:

Thanks Jeanne!

Kirt Tisdale

Incredible capture....I have a fine appreciation for this skill as I have struggled with similar shots!!

Debra Thompson replied:

Thanks Kirt...much appreciated! This is the first year I've tried photographing bees because there wasn't much else in my back yard, but now I think it's pretty fun. I just try to be patient and get as close as I can to snap the shot.