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As I've said, since 2004 most of the photos I've taken in the month of May feature flowers. When I started to put this post together, I thought there were insects on three of the flowers in these photos from May 2006. Now I realize that there is at least one insect in each photo. Look closely and you'll see them.
Beautiful shots.
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DeleteMay flowers are a joy. I almost missed the bug on the Sweet Williams.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know what those flower were. Sweet Williams. Thanks.
DeleteAh that yellow rose....makes me think of the yellow rose of Texas. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten about that song. Now I can't get it out of my head.
DeleteHa! Beautiful flowers, too :)
ReplyDeleteJudy
The most conspicuous of these insects is the first one on what I believe is an Oenothera flower. There is a minuscule one on that gorgeous rose. On the same flower, do I see a spider sitting in a fold of a petal? Are sweet williams the same as Dianthus?
ReplyDeleteI had a hard time in finding the insect in the last photo and can’t ID that flower!
Yes, CHM. Dianthus are commonly called Sweet William.
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