
My Digital Photography of
Bumblebees and Carpenter Bees
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Bumblebees and carpenter bees are my favorite. I love their fuzzy appearance. However, they are especially difficult to photograph because they move from flower to flower so quickly. By the time I focus the lens and frame the image, the bee has moved on to the next flower. Unfortunately, only about 1 in 10 shots is good. My favorites are the bees captured in mid-air.
Bumblebee inside columbine flower 5-26-07
Bumblebees on butterfly bushes 9-4-06
Bumblebees on butterfly bushes 8-25-06
Bumblebee on trumpet-vine flower 8-11-06
Mid-air Shots of Bumblebees and Carpenter Bees, Summer 2003
Bumblebees on flowering thistle, sunflowers, raspberries and butterfly bushes. Summer 2003
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