Some Days You Just Get Lucky

If you all like bees, I own a conservation of several dozen colonies in the country of Colombia. I also work as a journalist/photographer with NatGeo on this project! (sorry for the LQ, these are rips from my own instagram since the RAW files are on another system)
 

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We don't see much nature in Dallas anymore. Just construction to the north and rising murder rate everywhere else. This place will turn a bumble bee into a killer bee :(
 
Same here, it's a loooong winter this year.
It's stupid how it goes. Last year I didn't have to push snow at all. This year I had to give up as there is so much I don't have any room for it anymore. It weighs a ton as it's compact and I'd have to push it 1.6m high. I had one car almost covered in snow as well, had to do a shoveling job around it.
 
Azaleas bloom in the spring (May and June in the temperate Northern Hemisphere, and December and January in the Southern Hemisphere) according to Wikipedia :D

This is March.:rolleyes:

So You are live in Southern Hemisphere or Northern Hemisphere?
 
Azaleas bloom in the spring (May and June in the temperate Northern Hemisphere, and December and January in the Southern Hemisphere) according to Wikipedia :D

This is March.:rolleyes:

So You are live in Southern Hemisphere or Northern Hemisphere?

We are in Florida.

In April they bloom really nicely in Georgia. You can see pictures of that if you were to watch the Masters, a well known golf tournament, on Television.

In fact they call their 13th hole on the course Azalea.
 
As a wildlife biologist from NorCal this picture made my day, cool to see nature pop up in my other hobbies as well. :) Entomology was one of my favorite courses
 
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