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Swede’s Photographs

Butterfly and the Bee

This photograph captures a serene moment in nature, featuring a butterfly and a bee, both drawn to the delicate blue Mistflowers (Conoclinium coelestinum). Set against the picturesque backdrop of Kisatchie Lake within the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana, the scene beautifully illustrates the harmonious relationship between pollinators and their environment.

The photographs I share here don’t appear as vivid as they do in my Pixel’s gallery. To make them load more easily, I reduce their size and slightly lower their quality. Take a look:

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"The image showcases an enchanting moment of nature's harmony. At the center is a delicate butterfly, its wings painted with a palette of earthy browns and soft oranges, speckled with intricate patterns. This butterfly could belong to the genus Vanessa, possibly a Painted Lady (Vanessa cardui), known for its wide range and vibrant designs. It rests gently on the cluster of lavender-hued Mistflowers (Conoclinium coelestinum), sipping nectar with its slender proboscis. Nearby, a busy honeybee (Apis mellifera) is hard at work, perched on a neighboring bloom. Its body is adorned with golden fuzz that catches the sunlight, contrasting its darker abdomen stripes. The bee's wings, thin as gauze, hum faintly as it gathers pollen, contributing to the cycle of life that sustains the ecosystem. Together, the butterfly and the bee form a beautiful duet—a picture of cooperation and coexistence in nature's grand opera. It's a scene bursting with life, color, and purpose. Nature's wonders never fail to amaze." - Copilot
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Bob LeFridge :tinoflag:

There was a big bumble bee stuck inside this morning, furiously trying to understand the nature of windows. Instead of fetching a glass, I put my hand in front of it and it climbed onto my finger. The bee sat there happily as I walked it through the house. I could feel its little feet on my finger. Once we were outside, it flew off to resume its adventures.

The question is, after last week's close action piwakawaka experience, am I in danger of developing Francis of Assisi syndrome?

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