Posted by Lea Roberts on August 23, 2009 at 4:06 PM
A very rare bee called Colletes Halophilus, i've been told by people in the know that essex is host to 25% of the world population. they feed mainly on sea aster which is found on salt marsh, thanks for looking
I don't know anything about bee species but this is a very nice image indeed. Lovely detail and a very attractive perch enhanced by a lovely neutral background.
Posted by David Taylor on August 23, 2009 at 4:57 PM
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Excellent picture of both bee and flower.
Above is a picture of a Colletes sp bee, that frequents the banks of a brook flowing at the bottom of my Close, on Tansy Tanacetum vulgarum
Lovely clean image with good detail and a great BG!
David
Hi Lea,
Super shot of a rarity, must have publication potential. Very nice comp, colour and detail!
Cheers,
Lewis.
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