Just found this one in the “ready to blog” folder.Stay safe and remember to think of the bright colours of life!
Tag Archives: bee
Gras-pollen
Also das war ja schon sehr interessant! Die Bienen mögen sogar Graspollen. Hier sieht man direkt, wie das Gras blüht und stäubt! Bin ja schon sehr froh, dass ich da nicht allergisch bin und es fasziniert beobachten kann, wie die Biene an der Grasblüte akrobatische Übungen vollzieht. This was very interesting. Gras pollen, gras blossomsContinue reading “Gras-pollen”
Buzzzzzy buzzzzzy – fleissssssig fleisssssssig
Das war mal wieder ein guter Tag für schöne Fotos. Den tollen detailreichen Löwenzahn samt hübscher Biene hat mir meine 10 jährige Tochter auf die Kamera gebracht! Dass der Löwenzahn so süße Löckchen hat, war mir vorher gar nicht klar 🙂 This was a good day for taking photos. The super detailed dandelion with aContinue reading “Buzzzzzy buzzzzzy – fleissssssig fleisssssssig”
Es summt und brummt im Lungenkraut – humming and buzzing in the lungwort
Drink, bee, drink
Thirsty bees in the bee’s pub. They seem to be chatting about the fountains water supply. It gets less this year
Propeller Bee
I did it again! Got it in the air 🙂 I was so thrilled, that I didn’t look at the flower properly. So I can’t find out, what kind of blossom this is. Can anyone help??
Number 1 star bee!
Applause! Not to me, but to the bee, landing on top of this purple toadflex.
Borage, the cucumber herb
The borage is alive! Borage was used in German cuisine a lot. The greens as vegitable or to add to pickled ghurkins. The flowers are still used as a nice garnish for salads, at least in my cuisine. I just learned that they can also garnish and flavor cocktails. I will definetly try that!
A bee-ish creature in a bindweed
This is more a fly than a bee, but it is helpful, too. The bindweed is a weed, I know, but I like to keep some of them in the garden. The blossoms are beautiful and the insects like them. The proper name of the bindweed is Convolvulus and it is part of the morningContinue reading “A bee-ish creature in a bindweed”
