Minnows.
Bonaparte's gull.
A strange, orange plant I haven't been able to ID yet (drop me a comment if you can help!) It's not part of the green plant, fyi.
One of many red-headed woodpeckers.
Some kind of oxalis flowers.
Heading back to the car, I heard a loud buzzing noise near a tree. I looked up to see dozens of bees swarming a live oak. Being deathly allergic, I beat a hasty retreat (and took some photos from a safe distance with my 300mm zoom.)
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Lovely. Those bees are cool. Been a long time since I've seen a bee swarm
Things are just starting to leaf out here---it's really late this year.
Yikes! Termites and then bees? That can't be a good thing.
Yes, cool shots, indeed and yes, the bees are particularly awesome!
Charles; The bees freaked me out pretty badly, of course. I'm glad they took no notice of me!
debra; Sorry to hear that, hon. At least the process is underway!
Travis C.; After the bees I decided I was best off just going home. *L*
Erik; Thanks. :) The photo only shows a small portion of the swarm, too. There were a LOT!
Hey Lana- What's up? The strange rope-like parastic plant that you have found and photographed appears to be a member of the genus Cuscuta, collectively known as "Dodders". Which Dodder species you have, I'm not sure. This should produce small white flowers.
Cheers-
Tom
Tom; Thanks! I suspected some kind of dodder. I'll have to see if I can narrow it down...
nice article
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