June 22, 2008

Delicious.

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ADDED: That first picture is a Garden Party Hybrid Tea Rose.

9 comments:

Zachary Sire said...

No!

al said...

I love watching bumble bees. Nice way to unwind.

ricpic said...

With feathery leathery ruffles and flourishes
The purposeful rose first seduces then nourishes.

Zachary Sire said...

You're playing with fire, Ann, getting so close to those terrorists.

Meade said...

Some of ricpic's best work yet.

Chip Ahoy said...

Rape! Get this thing OFF me!

Read in a book American indians followed bees to their hive and got their honey. I thought, "That's BS. How can you follow a bee?" Then, I was watching bees drink water from a backyard pond where the flat rocks provided a perfect landing spot leading gently into the water like a boat launch. The bees had a regular flight pattern established, straight up to the height of telephone wires, then straight across. Buzzbuzzbuzz. Zing. One after another in regular succession followed that exact same route. Then I thought, "Oh, so that's how the indians did it. They went to someone's backyard pond and observed them all doing the exact same thing." Brilliant!

Meade said...

But who is seducing who?

Meade said...

With fuzzy setae and bare corbicula
electric charged pollen abuzz to ovula

ricpic said...

A rose is not Lenin, "Who Whom?"
Her demo is always Zoom Zoom!

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