Bee & Wasp Passions

Protect Our Nature "We Will Take What Ever Bee U Have"

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Featured Work

The Wind Beneath My Wings by WendyJC

Fuji Finepix S5800
The Sampler by Kathleen Stephens

A very busy sampler!
Miss Bee by WendyJC

thank you for viewing and commenting on my images Canon 450D
Back Off ! by outsider

This little paper wasp was keeping it’s eye(s) on me. Nikon D80 / Sigma IG 105mm macro lens – F8 @ 1/200, ISO 100 / Sigma EM 140 Ring Flash – 1/16 Full Flash.
Black & Yellow Helicopter by jesika

2006 was a wonderful year for butterflies, moths and wasps. November was bright & sunny, but cold enough to slow the last wasps of the year. This one obliged me by flying backwards & forwards so I was able to get a couple of shots. / 061106 / Sony H5 crop only / 171108 / 00% of ALL sales will benefit Butterfly Conservation Society (UK). / www.butterfly-conservation.org My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. All images and writing are copyright © jesika 2005-2008. All Rights Reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
The Honey Bee by Virginia N Fred

Another close look at the honey bee eating slime in the pond, / Canon Rebel XTI with +4 close up lens
Is this a bee ? by Tony Wong

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Docking manoeuvre by Steve Woodman

My first Bee in flight. / Hand held, 1/250, f10 ISO 200. / Nikon D60, Nikkor 60mm 1.2
Untitled by Samuel Gundry

Finally captured him in a rare moment of inactivity.
Purple by tonymm6491

Featured photo at 04. November. HERE
Bee in Lavender by Greg Carlill

The bees seem to love the Lavender, sticking their heads right down into the flowers.

Recent Work

Morning in the Meadow by Ann Palframan

As is…Image as taken (Canon S5 IS with Hoya diopters)Exp time 0.003; F3.5; ISO 80) / / Later… (Cropped image) /
Bee by Carole Brunet

Taken with a Canon PowerShot S3 IS, 6 megapixels. I took that image when my sister and I went to taking picture at 5 o’clock in the morning to try to get some fog. No chance for that day.
Hard at Work by Geoffrey

Bee in the Park / Winnipeg Manitoba Canada
Bee in flight by LynEvans

UPLOADED FOR THE PLIGHT OF THE BUMBLE BEE CHALLENGE ‘BEES IN FLIGHT’ / /
Bee on Lavendula by cooljusher

One of a series of shots of Bees / Nikon D60 18 – 55mm Nikkor Lens / 1/1000 F8 ISO 400 (Trimmed)
Bee on Lavendula by cooljusher

One of a series of shots of Bees / Nikon D60 18 – 55mm Nikkor Lens / 1/1000 F6.3 ISO 400 (Trimmed)
Bee on Lavendula by cooljusher

One of a series of shots of Bees / Nikon D60 18 – 55mm Nikkor Lens / 1/1000 F5.6 ISO450 (Trimmed)
Bee on Lavendula by cooljusher

One of a series of shots of Bees, using Nikon D60, 18 – 55mm Nikkor Lense / 1/1600 F5.6 ISO 450 (Trimmed )
HEY THERE'S PLENTY FOR ALL...................... by talindsey

BEES having fun
PARDON ME , YOU CAUGHT ME......... by talindsey

camellias are in bloom and the BEES are a buzzing…....... AS IS ….
Death becomes Her by WendyJC

A crab Spider decided on Bee for Dinner. Canon 450D / Canon Macro Lens EF 100mm

About This Group

Bee`s Wasps

Bees are flying insects closely related to wasps and ants. Bees are a monophyletic lineage within the superfamily Apoidea, presently classified by the unranked taxon name Anthophila. There are nearly 20,000 known species of bee, in nine recognized families,[1] though many are undescribed and the actual number is probably higher. They are found on every continent except Antarctica, in every habitat on the planet that contains insect-pollinated flowering plants.
Many are dying off… Man and parasites … But we all need them
So tell your friends and friends of friends come join in and show us your Bee…

Featured Artists

We really would like to thank each and every one for adding your works of art

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by Tony Wong