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WOW! That’s a lovely image, Jacquie… I think white flowers are the best…
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They’re delicate and beautiful- reminds me of floating clouds. See, a poet, I’m not! lol
These are cosmos, by the way 🙂
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I would have recognised it if the lacey foliage was showing. Unusual to see a white one though, I think…
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Stunning!
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Thank you!
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Great title for this gorgeous image.
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I’ve found a new appreciation for bees and there are so many different varieties here that it’s fun to try and get pics of them all 🙂
The cosmos turned out lovely this year!
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Absolutely stunning, Jacquie!
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Thank you, Mae. My phone is full of flower pictures, lol
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I almost didn’t even see the bee; I was too busy looking at the lovely bloom. Great picture, Jacquie.
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I wanted to do a closeup of the bee, but then I lost the flower and it’s too beautiful not to share 🙂
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Excellent picture. Love the flower with the bee.
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Thank you!
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So beautiful and nice capture with the bee!
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Isn’t he cute? I’m so happy to see them coming back after the life-threatening kill-offs of recent years.
By the way, I bought a wisteria after seeing your post and it’s already climbed to the top of my gazebo! 🙂
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OMG that is wonderful!!! It spreads so fast.
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So simple and so beautiful!
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Thanks, Jennifer!
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