Joint Pollination Task Force
It turns out my camera has more zoom than I thought. Who knew?
More pollinator pics:
Farm Photo 4/10/06: Look What Landed At My Feet
Farm Photo 5/11/06: Butterfly Conference
Farm Photo 6/22/06: Farms Depend On Pollinators
Farm Photo 6/23/06: You Can't Have Too Many Pollinators Around
Farm Photo 6/28/06: Butterfly Paradise
Farm Photo 7/08/06: The Stuff Of Life
Farm Photo 7/16/06: Butterfly Bonanza
Farm Photo 8/18/06: A Most Extraordinary Hug
What's Growin' On 6/24/06: Pollinators & Sheep & I Love Spiderwort
What's Growin' On 6/29/06: Obsessed With Bunnies & Butterflies
What's Growin' On 8/26/06: Butterfly Photos Are Better Than Nothing
5/11/06: My Good Deed For The Day
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Fantastic shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I like your pioneering spirit!
ReplyDeleteHow ever are you in the right place at the right time? I try the close up stuff but for some reason, it's just a bit on the blurry side. I love the caption. You are just too clever dear!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo. I got a new computer with a very spiffy monitor so I feel like I'm seeing the internet for the first time!
ReplyDeleteUber shot FG!
ReplyDeleteI love this shot! The flower must have enough pollen to share.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I remember the moment I discovered the zoom on my Nikon. It was Autumn I was in a vineyard, the sky was blue the leaves were red.
ReplyDeleteA magnificent picture! I like it's title ;-P...
ReplyDeleteWow...that's a hummingbird moth right? And a Japanese beetle? Those are my favorite and least favorite sightings in my garden this year...
ReplyDeleteI am soooo taken with all these folk that are taking these awesome photos. You are getting on the bandwagon. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing shot, well done with the zoom! Don't you just love finding new features on an already well loved camera, it makes you kind of feel like a pioneer, like no one knows the secret but you :-)
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is one exceptional photo. Well done, Susan.
ReplyDeleteVERY COOL!
ReplyDeleteBeauty-full!!! Thank you for sharing a part of your day.
ReplyDeleteSomehow I think the Japanese beetle is bent on destruction rather than polination......
ReplyDeleteI had never seen one before this, and we are having a regular plague of them. Alas.
Awesome pic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! I'm saving up for a zoom like this!!
ReplyDeleteWow. Not only does your camera have good zoom, but you have one steady hand!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography. Love your site! Thanks!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThose Japanese Beetles are brutal. They tore through our vineyard for a couple of days earlier in the summer before I could get out and spray them down.
ReplyDeleteThey will strip a new vine to nothing in no time at all.
I came across your blog and wanted to tell you that I absolutely LOVE your photos! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI always love your photos. You have a great eye.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture. I'm enjoying visiting some blogs for a bit, wanted to say hi to you and the farm kids!
Take Care,
Pennie
Don't you love it when your camera surprises you with extra zoom? That happened to me too when I was taking a shot of butterflies in Argentina. I'd had the camera for over a year and didn't know you could just keep pressing the zoom to make it go past the initial cut off. This shot of yours is magical! The composition and colors are truly breathtaking! Thanks for sharing. :)
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