A Green-Eyed Bumble Bee!!

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A Green-Eyed Bumble Bee!!

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I have never seen one with Green eyes, specially one that was upset with me for interrupting him, hope you like.
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Post by nzmacro »

Now thats unusual. Very neat Rick. Well done and a sharp shot as well. :D

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nzmacro wrote:Now thats unusual. Very neat Rick. Well done and a sharp shot as well. :D

Danny.
Thanks Danny, I aways appreciate your very kind words. I would like to find this one again. :D :D :D
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Post by nephiliim »

Looks like someone tried to crossbreed a bumblebee with a dragonfly. :lol:

Great shot man.

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Post by Sortvind »

wow, that does indeed look cool!
Never seen that before:)
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Post by Bald Eagle »

nephiliim wrote:Looks like someone tried to crossbreed a bumblebee with a dragonfly. :lol:

Great shot man.

All the best,

Tom B
Thanks Tom, I thought the same thing. :D :wink: :D
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Sortvind wrote:wow, that does indeed look cool!
Never seen that before:)
Thanks, I thought so as well, those eyes are very different from what I'm used to seeing. :D :D :D
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Indeed and unusual and beautiful shot. Never seen one with green eyes before. :D
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Ken Ramos wrote:Indeed and unusual and beautiful shot. Never seen one with green eyes before. :D
Thanks Ken, I was really amazed at those eyes as well. :D :D
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