I'm getting a little impatient with the weather. We get a day where we have a hint of spring, and then it cools off, rains or snows. This spring so far has been chilly, and it's been wonderful to have a sunny day. I think the plants seem as impatient as I am...
I was walking home Thursday afternoon, and a garden along Brockman caught my eye with a nice planting of a heath, Erica cinerea. There were about a dozen honeybees at the flowers, taking advantage of the warmth and sun to gather nectar. Of course, I didn't have my SLR, but I did have my little pocket coolpix, and it did all right for this subject.
I will be happy when the bugs are out in full force, so I can use my D70s for macros.
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2 comments:
Nice picture--if the honeybees are at hand real spring can't be far behind.Check Through a lens softly for a comment I left.I'm enjoying looking at this site. CHM
You ought to consider putting this up on the Spring Contest over at Nelsonfoto. Very nice. I have started a W/nw thread over there as well that would certainly benefit from this photo. Very nice capture.
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