I had to stop and admire the bindweed again,
and I managed to capture a bee, hard at work.
10 months ago
Sunday, July 17, 2011
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7 comments:
It's so pretty. I always thought it was a wild morning glory. Now I know the real name of it.
The Bindweed is beautiful. You got a great capture of the bee.
Very pretty! Hard to think of it as a "weed".
awesome pictures.......
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that bee looks pretty content! nice macros ;)
love the bee...
I thought these pink flowers are morning glories and I am not the only one.Hip Chick thinks too.
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