I don’t think it’s often applied to bees, but it seems to work!
Indeed 🙂
Love those bees 🐝
We visited Yorkshire Lavender a couple of days ago and it was impossible to get a decent bee picture (with my iPhone and my skill level). The bees were too excited and busy to keep still.
Love that helenium, do you know what it’s called please? X
Sorry, I don’t. It was growing at Trentham Gardens and I don’t think I could have got a picture of them without a bee if I’d tried!
I second Heyjude — “noodling for pollen” is wonderful! Ditto the photos! That top one in particular is a feast of detail, and I love the layers in it. Thanks!
I think the bee noodling the helenium is a red-tailed bumblebee, though I’m not expert enough to be sure.
I didn’t even know there were such things as red-tailed bumblebees! I learn from you all the time!
Susan Rushton 
Noodling? What a great descriptive word!!
I don’t think it’s often applied to bees, but it seems to work!
Indeed 🙂
Love those bees 🐝
We visited Yorkshire Lavender a couple of days ago and it was impossible to get a decent bee picture (with my iPhone and my skill level). The bees were too excited and busy to keep still.
Love that helenium, do you know what it’s called please? X
Sorry, I don’t. It was growing at Trentham Gardens and I don’t think I could have got a picture of them without a bee if I’d tried!
I second Heyjude — “noodling for pollen” is wonderful! Ditto the photos! That top one in particular is a feast of detail, and I love the layers in it. Thanks!
I think the bee noodling the helenium is a red-tailed bumblebee, though I’m not expert enough to be sure.
I didn’t even know there were such things as red-tailed bumblebees! I learn from you all the time!
Very pretty!
Thanks, Melissa.