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    Carpenter Bee Resting

    C&C are welcome.
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    Re: Carpenter Bee Resting

    I like this one even better than the primrose shots! Great composition and DoF

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    Re: Carpenter Bee Resting

    Nice work...I'm liking the composition, bokeh as well.

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    Re: Carpenter Bee Resting

    Nice! I would prefer to see the blade tip and position the bee (or is it a fly?) a little higher in frame to convey the delicate balancing act.

    In composing to the above, you might have been able to get it a tad closer.
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    Re: Carpenter Bee Resting

    Thanks Jet, Rick, and Loupey!

    It is a bee. The compound eyes and the white mouth is one of the identifying features of certain species of carpenter bees.

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    Re: Carpenter Bee Resting

    Actually, check that... I think you're right Loupey. He's missing the antennae.

    Syrphid Fly, maybe?

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