17 Pachysandra Pollen by Canon Image Challenge

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12-Apr-2025	Dave

Early food must taste especially good.

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Canon Image Challenge		16-Apr-2025 17:19
T - this is a great example of why and how bees pollinate our plants. I don't think I have ever seen one so covered. I think what you around the eyes is on the lid, not the lens. Jim

Canon Image Challenge		16-Apr-2025 11:02
The pollen on its eyes really weirds me out...of course I have and always have had a weird protectiveness towards eyes...I agree this is a wonderful capture by Dave...but it still strikes me as strange. Traveller

Canon Image Challenge		16-Apr-2025 01:01
Mr. T are you kidding, this is Mother Nature at her best and a phenomenal catch by Dave. This makes me want to keep looking where “Flopsy on the other hand makes me want to look the other way and after working 5 years on the kill floor of a huge slaughter house that was about as grotesque as it came. Not my comment but pies would be a better option. Paul

Canon Image Challenge		15-Apr-2025 22:45
This is a very strange image! I am glad to have the competition...though I do note that there is already tons of it out there from all of us...myself included. Yet, this is so strange I feel weird about it and maybe prefer the simple elegance of your Soaring Ceiling... Damned if I know...voting is going to be damned difficult. Traveller

Canon Image Challenge		15-Apr-2025 10:46
Now you’ve went and done it, exactly what I commented about in the DP thread. I’ll need to re consider my voting options. This is superb and now the naked guy has some serious competition. Paul

Canon Image Challenge		15-Apr-2025 10:25
Thanks. I shot it on Saturday and didn't get around to selecting and processing last night. I also spent some time learning about the plant, never having realized that we have two types of pachysandra in our garden. Dave

Canon Image Challenge		15-Apr-2025 03:35
You have been hiding this one. I like it a lot. Jim

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