Mary that bee is so clear I bet Kelly could sex it for us. PS I know there is only ONE Queen in a hive.
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Mary that bee is so clear I bet Kelly could sex it for us. PS I know there is only ONE Queen in a hive.
Gorgeous! I want a lens like that! What is it that you have blooming? I'm looking for some plants that flower this time of year.
Easy peasy, female!Mary that bee is so clear I bet Kelly could sex it for us. PS I know there is only ONE Queen in a hive.
Yep!LOL so could I- even if it was blurry. All workers are female- OF COURSE!
The lens is the Canon 50mm 2.5 compact macro. I was going to get the 100mm my instructor recommended the 50mm instead so that's what I got. 1/3 the price too!~Gorgeous! I want a lens like that! What is it that you have blooming? I'm looking for some plants that flower this time of year.
Easy peasy, female!
Yep!
Wow I sat out there in the middle of them for 30 minutes and never saw any of this!@drumstick diva a little more info on bees- male bees, called drones, are only made if the queen chooses not to fertilize the egg she is laying. He is an exact replica of one half of her DNA. She chooses how many drones to create, usually only 5% or less of the eggs she lays. They cannot even feed themselves. They wander around in the hive and pet workers who then feed them. If they fly out and mate with a queen they die within hours. If they come back and live in the hive all summer, at the end of the summer the workers chew off their wings and throw them off the front porch. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction!
This lens is not 1:1 without an adapter, which costs the same as the lens! It is also short which causes you to cast a shadow on your subject. The autofocus is noisy too and sort of scares the critters away.Off to google the lens.