Lynda, this is absolutely amazing to see. May I share it to Carol Drinkwater's Facebook page. She was Helen in All Creatures Great and Small and is now an authoress, who lives on her olive farm above Cannes in France. She is a great advocate for bees.
Thank you Helen, and yes, of course you may share to Carol. I have great memories watching All Creatures Great & Small as a child. It was must family viewing in our household.
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Your photo prompted me to learn more about bees and water. I found the WA Apiarist Society web site, full of information.
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I have never thought about bees drinking water. Interesting and well caught.
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ReplyDeleteHappy bees. We get lots of ugly hornets at our birdbaths in the summer, Occasionally a bee.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen bees drinking. This is a wonderful photo.
ReplyDeleteLynda, this is absolutely amazing to see. May I share it to Carol Drinkwater's Facebook page. She was Helen in All Creatures Great and Small and is now an authoress, who lives on her olive farm above Cannes in France. She is a great advocate for bees.
ReplyDeleteThank you Helen, and yes, of course you may share to Carol. I have great memories watching All Creatures Great & Small as a child. It was must family viewing in our household.
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ReplyDeleteWow a terrific shot. What a great capture.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot, well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great capture!
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