If you scroll down a few post, you will see my photo of a honey bee eating from a clover. This post features a similar photo of a bumble bee stopping to eat a portion of his breakfast at this clover. The morning dew, which was still on the grass when I shot this photo, added color and beauty to my bee portrait.
If you’re going barefoot in our backyard, watch where you step! Bees and wasp of all shapes and sizes flock to feed on the multitude of clover growing among the grass. That’s what this honey bee was doing when I captured him the other day.
I captured this bumble bee flying away from the flowers to the right. This is one of my best action shots.
Bees are hard to photograph because the move from flower to flower so quickly. I managed to capture this large bumble bee as he was eating from one of the our blueberry bush’s spring flowers.
I found this wasp sitting on one of our fig trees leaves. I was able to capture for the first time a good picture of a wasp.
