Grasses are pollinated by the wind,
yet the pollen grains are so large!
But there are far too many grasses for the bees to ever get the job done.
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
10 comments:
Hi Judy,
I have so enjoyed catching up with you this evening.
All of your photos are gorgeous but your clouds on Friday are fantastic!
Hope you are staying cool. It is too hot and humid to be out side for very long at my house. I run out to see the bugs, take a few photographs and run back in...
Sherry
It's beautiful Judy!
What a beautiful closeup of this grass!
Beautiful pictures of the plants with a beautiful clear, blue sky as a background.
What wonderful macros!
I love your sky shots too - they're very dramatic.
This is really interesting looking! I've never looked at Timothy up close. Neat shots!
Fabulous shots!
Love how you took the different shots. Thanks for the lesson on Timothy today. :-)
Thanks for the lesson on Pollination. I actually used your blog to explain to my daughter how the process goes. Great pictures!
Love these photos. Too often we ignore that inspiring details that are staring us in the face.
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