Aerodynamics
Don’t apply to buzzy bees.
My thanks to Audrey at Oldest Daughter & Redheaded Sister for prompting me to think about the anomalies of aerodynamics for bees in flight.
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Aww. Thank you for sharing these thoughts. This is great, Michael. Your mind, as buzzy and as busy as a bee, also an amazing design. A triple threat with your words, photos and creativity.
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Thank you, Audrey, not only for the comment, but also for the idea.
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Anytime. Not so sure I did much but try to explain away my thought process. 🙂
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That’s what is so amazing. Your explanation made me think. That’s the beauty of communication.
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My quest for knowledge helped your creativity, I like looking at it from that stance. Communication suddenly became much more interesting to me.
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Then we have learned from each other. 🙂
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Ta Da! 😀
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oh wow, stunning.
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I’m glad you think so, Beth. I have to be honest and say that the original prompt came from Audrey as mentioned in the notes.
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I love it when you catch bees and butterflies and such enjoying their favorite treat! Beautiful!
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Thank you. If only they would sit still and smile 🙂
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That is exactly what I think. I don’t think I am quick enough yet. Forget trying to photos birds, at least I do. They are too quick and I’m too slow! But I enjoy it when others capture them! 🙂
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When it comes to photos of animals, the old adage is so true: You have to kiss an awful lot of frogs before you find a prince!
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Cute I love it!
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Thanks. It’s a combination of the right photo opportunity with the right idea triggered by someone else’s prompt. And good fun 🙂
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That is true! 🙂
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