Fortunately, there are still some left ....(1) by Jean_C
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Fortunately, there are still some left ....
Bumble bees, bees and other pollinating insects are essential to Nature! Without them, no fruits, then no plants ... and then no life at all!
Heureusement, il en reste encore....
Les bourdons, les abeilles et les autres insectes pollinisateur sont indispensables à la Nature! Sans eux, plus de fruits, puis plus de plantes... et ensuite plus de vie du tout!
Comments (25)
eekdog
What a marvelous capture J C. Your macro capture is brilliant in detail. That bee is busy getting what's left of the nectar.
Alor of them are dying off, and our future is possibly in danger from TV shows I've seen on some channels. Yes they are a essential roll in our crops across the globe. Once their gone we are w/o food.
Leije
Les quelques fleurs épanouies de ce romarin sont assidûment visitées par ce joli bourdon, qui s'empresse de profiter à fond des premières fleurs du printemps.........magnifique macro, bien nette, avec belle lumière et joli bokeh, Jean-Claude !
Kordouane
Une très belle macro, un véritable régal pour nos yeux et pour la butineuse, merci pour le partage JC
byteline
True word and excellent shot!
martial
Superbe macro et quelle mise au point!
AureliusdeMercoeur
Malheureusement, beaucoup ont déjà disparus !! Magnifique photo, bien composée et bien éclairée, Jean-Claude !
goldie
Beautiful macro of this wonderful, essential little creature...unfortunately the future looks pretty bleak for ALL the pollinators. Folks simply don't understand the importance of going green-organic...fools use insecticides with such gay abandon...Monsanto and Bayer are evil entities...such greed feeding on unbelievable ignorance. Also growth in human population must be stemmed...humans are becoming an ugly virus on the planet.
rbowen
A very beautiful capture!!! I also worry for them and the future of our Mother Earth. So sad that humans became indifferent and greedy. Air, water, land, and all animals are our victims. Well, there will be an end to this someday.
Radar_rad-dude
There are some very scary statistic out there on the bee population decimation! We will become extinct along with them I am afraid if we don't make a dramatic change in the way we treat our environment! A magnificent image and superb capture! Bravo!
miwi
Beautiful macro,excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
VDH
Great capture, fantastic macro !!
aqua1955
All is so true if they stop poisoning the ground and the fields. Sometimes money is more important then the environment. Great picture my friend
calico_jester
a lovely bee, and touching message
mtdana
Wonderful colors and composition - beautifully done capture my friend!!!
starship64
Beautiful shot.
pchef
oui, mais ils sont sur une pente très dangereuse.
rhol_figament
An excellent image of this busy little guy JC...
romangirl
Yes, the honey bee population is rapidly declining! Beautiful catch, Jean!
netsuke
Agreed, i don't see too many honey bees anymore but I usually have bumblebees galore.
anitalee
Excellent shot
UteBigSmile
J'en avait aussi une grosse bombome dans mon jardin, je les adore!
Crudelitas
I love these hardworking, furry fliers. Wonderful shot, Jean-Claude.
ia-du-lin
Beautiful shot!
Axeye
Very unique and beautiful photo! This is a very rare capture! Outstanding shot!
rachris480907
Fantastic capture! I love honey bees and bumble bees. At certain times of the year here, the Lavender bushes get visited by so many bumble bees that they look as if they're growing them! I wish the USA would do as I understand Europe has done, and that is to ban all these chemicals produced by companies like Monsanto (now bought by Bayer), which are killing the bees (and probably we humans as well, but that's a rant for a different time). Anyway, love this photo, Jean-Claude!