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Thank you for reblog-this little bee is really cute, isn’t it?
Hi- yes and topical too, with recent discussions about the impact of certain pesticides on Bees!
Yes, it is the hot topic here, too-I remember times when around our fruit trees bees were ”buzzing” in a cloud! And now we are happy seeing more than three bees together !
Thanks- I’m enjoying your posts 🙂
Thanks, Nigel! I definitely enjoy your posts, too! For me it is a privilege to talk to so many of really relevant bloggers (you among them), to see your photos, to think about your posts!It is fascinating how similar interests we do all have and yet how broad and different our interpretations are!