Honey Bee

[HollandHusker]

:hail: Hope you like these shots, I would like some C&C

Have a good day :cyclops:

 

[chris82]

those ar excellent,but I think thats a wasp

 

[gimgus]

nice

 

[HollandHusker]

those ar excellent,but I think thats a wasp

Thank you very much, I think you're right, I'm very much ashamed now..:er:
Well, I guess I'll pay more attention to creating a fitting title

 

[deggimatt]

No it's not a wasp it's surly a bee, a wasp will be more smaller and thin.

 

[chris82]

maybe your right but arent bees renound for beeing especialy fat

 

[HollandHusker]

Well whatever it is Haha, thanks for commenting, hahah, it's a bee according to my mom. She knows a lot so, I think you were wrong. Whatever, someone else with some C&C?

 

[chris82]

well I might not always bee right...but im never wrong ok ill stop now

 

[deggimatt]

This is a wasp

And the bee is the one that is in the photo that took holland.
I think that there are many different species of bees and wasps.

NOTE: that the photo I posted does not belong to me.

 

[chris82]

what a shot is that wasp trying to lift that...what ever it is

 

[HollandHusker]

This one makes Honey and so it probaBEE a Honey Bee. Thanks for Beeing such a help in our discussion Deggimatt.

 

[Rattus Norwegius]

i like the first one best out of the two, it got stronger color and a nice
focus on a flying insect.

 

[NoteGraphics]

To Bee or not to Bee,
that is the question....

It's a worker honey bee... the "bumble bee" is the big fat hairy one ...

 

[LaFoto]

I like this one! I tried and tried to get bee photos when our plum trees were in bloom ... I did get SOME, and even fewer of the bumble bees that also came to the blossoms in droves, but believe it or not: big and round as these bumble bees are, they are MUCH faster than the honey bees!

 

[NoteGraphics]

Not if you stick them to the plant with SuperGlue they aren't ...
heeheee