A Little Beehind

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Momstart said…
That's a beautiful flower
9:13 PM, June 16, 2009
Lori said…
What a great shot...I love the color of the flowers:) Happy WW and thanks for stopping by.
9:25 PM, June 16, 2009
Dora said…
The flower juice must be very very very sweet!
11:31 PM, June 16, 2009
ChrisB said…
Love the caption. That is a very similar (but much better picture) to one I posted a couple of weeks back.
11:57 PM, June 16, 2009
Upcountrysmiles said…
Beautiful flowers. Great shot!
Happy WW!

Cindy O
Stop by & visit.
12:08 AM, June 17, 2009
A Spot of T said…
BumbleBum...so cute!!
12:13 AM, June 17, 2009
DavaoBase said…
Wow, the bee must be having a really good time! :)
12:14 AM, June 17, 2009
bichonpawz said…
Great capture Pamela!! Just beautiful!
12:40 AM, June 17, 2009
Sara Elizabeth said…
How beautiful. I have never seen this flower before. Is it fuzzy? The shades of purple are so prety.

Happy WW from Sara @ the Mostly Wordless Wednesday H.Q.!
12:52 AM, June 17, 2009
Carver said…
Beautiful shot. I love it!
5:02 AM, June 17, 2009
DesLily said…
lol cute Pam lol...
6:10 AM, June 17, 2009
Anonymous said…
Love your title too:)
6:25 AM, June 17, 2009
LadyStyx said…
Oh my! It's mooning us!!

Gorgeous photo though.
10:33 AM, June 17, 2009
Stephanie said…
Beautiful flowers! Funny caption - love how you tied it in w/ the WW "buzz!" :)

In response to your comment on my WW post, you're absolutely correct. Any tv will work if you have cable or buy a converter box. But, unfortunately, there were 3 outside the dumpster the day after the digital switchover. :(
10:38 AM, June 17, 2009
Beth F said…
Beautiful shot and great capture!
11:51 AM, June 17, 2009
Liza said…
Great shot! I had to look close for the bee, lol. :)

My entries:
Moms... Check Nyo
Yummy-as-can-be
12:16 PM, June 17, 2009
jams o donnell said…
Wonderful. I love watching bees and foxgloves!
1:26 PM, June 17, 2009
SandyCarlson said…
Thanks for making me laugh and smile! Beautiful.
6:30 PM, June 17, 2009
Gattina said…
A new bee house, lol ! what a shot !
To my WW, actually we had two brides on board in wedding dresses, but I couldn't find the other one.
It's not the first time I saw this happening at Brussels' airport.
8:59 PM, June 17, 2009
Dianne - Bunny Trails said…
Awesome shot, Pamela. Ever-so-clever title!! Love it!! :D

Sorry you lost your clematis. Guess you'll have to start a new one.
9:07 PM, June 17, 2009
Robin said…
Very sneaky, and very cute title :).

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Summer Stock Sunday is off and running - have you joined in yet?
7:26 AM, June 18, 2009
Unknown said…
But beautiful and clever as ever!!
12:53 PM, June 18, 2009
jill said…
snapdragons will actually close around the bee until it works its way back out...
4:19 PM, June 18, 2009
Susie Q said…
What a BEE-utiful photo!!

Love,
Sue
10:04 AM, June 19, 2009
Peter said…
Is that caption wishful thinking Pamela? just askin'
2:27 AM, June 20, 2009
dawn said…
So funny. When I am telling people how they can tell the job a bee is doing I say, when they "see a flower with a bee bum on it, it is a nectar collector because the nectar is at the bottom of the flower and the bee has to stick her head in there and then you see the little bum sticking up". They really like it, especially the younger kids.
1:58 PM, June 20, 2009
storyteller said…
Clever title for your WW this week. Beautiful purple flower too ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
2:15 PM, June 21, 2009
Wendster said…
You are good!
4:49 PM, June 24, 2009
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