Thanks Gale. Those guys are hard to train. :wink:Excellent
Now how did you get that bee....lolol
Thanks Tom. It looks like it's watching me, doesn't it.That's a really neat shot of the bee. Looks like he is saying "back off, buddy, it's mine!!
Yeah we remember the old song. :smile: Thanks for looking Tom.#3. "Wild Thing, I think I love you..."
Thanks David. I've been trying for a long time to get at shot of a bee in profile ready to land. Now I only need a more quiet background.These are beautiful, Torben. Great color. The bee shot is amazing!
Thanks Victor. If you try long and hard enough sometimes you get lucky.Great timing on that first one!
Thanks Jeff. We haven't had many this year either.Nice Honey Bee. Have not seen but one this year.
Thanks krzysiek.
Thanks for the ID Harry. I've been googling a little and it appears to be two Plateumaris sericea if I'm right.Nice ones. I like the mating Plateumaris.
Cheers
Thanks. They are amazing. Sometimes they are so covered with pollet that it's a wonder they can still fly.Very nice, it is excellent when those bees are covered with pollen.
Thanks Bob. Yes it is kind of cute. :smile:I love that bee.
BW. Bob F.
Hej Jukka.That is an excellent in-flight shot, Torben!
Edit: Congrats! You have a new dragonfly species in Denmark:
http://www.fugleognatur.dk/forum/show_message.asp?MessageID=108104&ForumID=23