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01-MAY-2013 Christine Hanrahan

Magnolia

There are two magnolia trees at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden, both planted there long before we took over the site. The flowers have just opened and were a magnet for bees and flies, but particularly bees. Sweat bees, nomada bees, andrenids, others I couldn't ID, all swarming around the flowers, landing and crawling into the centre, back out and on to the next...

The warm weather also brought out more than insects. Gray treefrogs were calling from various locations in the garden, and toads were trilling in the ravine. I expect in a day or two they will also be calling from the pond.

Canon PowerShot SX20 IS
1/800s f/6.3 at 5.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time01-May-2013 11:53:25
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ModelCanon PowerShot SX20 IS
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Focal Length5 mm
Exposure Time1/833 sec
Aperturef/6.3
ISO Equivalent100
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Focus Distance0.170 m

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MarcViskens07-May-2013 19:09
very nice shot
marc
Fabienne05-May-2013 19:50
La fleurs de magnolia sont spectaculaires. Ce cœur est joliment mis en valeur par votre photo.
Blandine Mangin04-May-2013 06:31
very nice magnolia ! v
joseantonio04-May-2013 04:48
Seems like a very nice restaurant for all those bees and flies.V.
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