Bee on a Spring flower in my garden in the Dromana Hills.
The flower is commonly known as Patterson's Curse!
I'm not sure if the name is because the plant can spread wildly or the fact it attracts so many bees!
Where the bees wander
Flowers flourish beautifully
A honeyed moment
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Friday, October 7, 2011
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11 comments:
Lovely flower! - and I like the bees as well:)
How lovely, both bees and flowers.
A rich and beautiful "table" for the bee :)
Fina färger som drar bin till sig. Snyggt. Ha de gott. Anita
Beautiful photo. The light and colors are gorgeous!
Wonderful photos! Love the intense color and it's amazing how you captured the eyes of the bee.
How lovely, both bees and flowers.
Lovely photos of both flowers and the bee! Nice colour on the flower - and sunshine I really like!
Have a nice day!
Greetings Pia
Too pretty a flower to be anyone's curse! Isn't attracting bees a good thing?
lovely colors on this flower. I wonder if the bee appreaciate it too. :)
Beautiful macro photos.
Regards and best wishes
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