The Bees' Knees
It's time to gather in harvests. I'm canning tomatoes every day and hauling spent plants out of the garden. What was the cucumber and sunflower bed is now ready to prep for another crop -- time to haul out the plans and wish I'd sown more winter plants this summer.
One patch of sunflowers was too occupied to pull. Some bees had more pollen on them than others:
This worker's head was almost completely powdered -- I wondered how she's able to smell.
Even on a six inch square set of real estate, you're never alone here:
Proof that they can fly, even heavily burdened. I'm glad to see them storing pollen for winter, and reminded that I have to harvest -- soon!
Hope you're all enjoying harvests now.
One patch of sunflowers was too occupied to pull. Some bees had more pollen on them than others:
This worker's head was almost completely powdered -- I wondered how she's able to smell.
Even on a six inch square set of real estate, you're never alone here:
Proof that they can fly, even heavily burdened. I'm glad to see them storing pollen for winter, and reminded that I have to harvest -- soon!
Hope you're all enjoying harvests now.
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