Morning glories and Bumble Bees

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Morning glories and Bumble Bees

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Here's a 1/2 dozen from following the bumble bees around he morning glories a few weeks ago.

Straight from the camera JPEGs, resized in Irfanview for the web. Exif retained.

All shot with the a350 and Quantaray (Tamron) 70 - 300 macro.
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Here's the rest.
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Re: Morning glories and Bumble Bees

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Hi Dusty,

Your posts make me wish we had morning glories planted on part of our fencing too. The second photo of the second post is wonderful. :)

Thanks for sharing,
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Tey will grow in POTs, if yoU have an apartment, and i can send yo uplenty of seeds after they dry out this winter. I have the dark blue, light blue and purplish pink.

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I have the light blue and purplish pink.

The light blue is very very beautiful

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Dusty wrote:Tey will grow in POTs, if yoU have an apartment, and i can send yo uplenty of seeds after they dry out this winter. I have the dark blue, light blue and purplish pink.

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Hi Dusty,

So it's that easy? :) I'll first plant the seeds in pots and they sprout just as nicely as in the soil in your backyard?
I'd be delighted to have some of each colour when you gather the seeds if it's not going to be any trouble.

Thank you, I'd truely appreciate that. :D


Hi Dr. Harout;

Your blue ones are just as glorious in the light...very cheerful and sweet shade of blue which matches your skies too! :D

Thanks for sharing,

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Good series there Dusty, pretty blooms (plus bees) well photographed.
Nice light blue variety there as well Doc.
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