Beezy bush by Ladyhawk

Photography • Creatures • posted on Jan 11, 2004

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I was out on a walk a few years ago when I came apon this big bush the gril I was showing & telling her about nature was getting nervous there was thousands of bee's flying around us, I told her just stay calm & don't move fast she got really upset when I just walked up to the bush & got really excited, there I saw this hundreds of thousands of bee's in this bush, so I got a few good shoot's the cluster of bee's was more then 3 feet long,& 2 feet wide,it just blew me away,I didn't get stung once good thing to, I found out I'm deathly alerject to bee's, the next time I get stung they say my chances of serviveing are nile, with each stig, you react worse the last time I almost didn't make it my grandson, was 5y/o then saved my life, so I got so lucky to get this shoot I'll never get the chance again so I love it,I hope you enjoy it to yes I forgot to let ppl, vote, & make comments , thanks to those who sent an message that was very kind of you have a good week

Comments (8)

LFNForever

11:38PM | Sun, 11 January 2004

BEAUTIFUL!! :)

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jocko500

12:00AM | Mon, 12 January 2004

this is great you like some people I read that aminals love.//the picture is almost out of this world

garnite

12:29AM | Mon, 12 January 2004

Great shot. I've never seen a real bee swarm like this. I don't think they're too aggresive when they're like this, probably too busy arguing over where they're going to live.

Anugama

2:38AM | Mon, 12 January 2004

This is such a magical shot, nature at its most divine!! Love it :)

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enax

6:01AM | Mon, 12 January 2004

WOW, what a photo. As garnite says I've never seen so many bees simultaneously. Thanks for sharing your photos Tina :)

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Ladyhawk

8:03AM | Mon, 12 January 2004

Oh I was Tired,my spelling is really bad when I get tired, oh well,well I must say thanks you so much,getting complaments form you guys is an honnor!!! I love all your art,this swarm was so big that it was wieghing the bush down,even though I'm that allerject to them now I'd love to see a swarm like this again, maybe I'll get lucky again some day,this was in the middel of a city to,it was when I live in London Ontario Canada,it's knowen as the forrest city, for good reason,I saw more birds & animals there then I have moveing to where I am, right off lake huron, oh the birds I saw in that city,I was the frist to see the female perigen female Falcon,they relesed her in New York, then I got really lucky, & I saw the male perigen falcon,I saw both frist, they now nest on the TD canada trust building at the cornner of Dundas & Wellington,right down town, thats where I got the shoots of the long earred owls ,among thousands of other beautifull animals,that city is such a gem,for birds & wildlife,maybe I can I'll go back to london someday,it would be nice,I saw so many rare birds there, it was heaven,for birders,ok I've rammbled on enough,lol thanks for the wonderfull comments,it makes me feel so good when you guys like what I do,& you know what I'm talking about when I'm talk to you about photography,fractals or some art thing, oh did I miss that,this place is such a gem,all it's member's are wonderfull artis, I'm greatfull for you all thanks :0)

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