bull thistle
By yi-ching lin
Tags: bee, botany, bull thistle, bumblebee, Cirsium vulgare, close-up, flower, flushing meadows corona park, growth, macro, meadow lake, new york city, plant, pollination, purple, purple thistle, queens, spikes, spiky, thistle
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monday morning’s bumble
bee weighs in – there’s
ground to cover and little
time, better to get going,
plan on the way
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20120806:0840
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Beautiful!
thank you so much – for more, check it out here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/yichinglin/sets/72157630923973898/
Beatifulshot, fantastic Macro!
thank you!!
nice one!!
thank you, Susan!
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That bee is more than any seen where I live. Hi. Waves to “mother” 🙂
it was actually fairly regular in size, as the bull thistle is also, in reality, not quite this large, i believe.
O I wasn’t referring to its size but just it being ‘around’. Haven’t seen many bees at all since the hight heat volume hit and wrecked most of the flowering plants here.
ah…bummer for the bees. recently, my parents substituted some hummingbird feeders for the flowers that are no more, and the bees have been having a grand time weighing in.