Here is a close-up of a bee on a flower. With the bees moving slower later in the summer, it makes it possible to get the closest pictures possible. A faster shutter speed helps to freeze the frame and retain sharpness. * click on picture
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I believe what you got was a bee fly. Looks very much like a bee to prevent birds from eating it. The flower is sone sort of Helianthus, which I suppose could be called a "minor sunflower".
I'm such a nerd ...
Hi Roger, Thanks for the comment. I am just figuring this Blog thing out tonight and noticed that there was a posting already....cool! You are my first post! Glad to hear that you figured out the details of this picture for me. - Pat.
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