
There are quite a few varieties in just my own back yard.


I see the bee with one spot on his head a lot around here. Any idea who this guy is


So pretty. The little green ones are like little jewels. This guy is a bit different I think?

More of the same, the wings are so beautiful.

Well, I must include a couple of birdie visitors because the yellow finches have not been here all summer


Then the Thrush came back.

Have not seen the Thrush all summer. Not to be confused the the junior Robin, its a different shape and size. Finally a Monarch in my garden

They must be getting ready to leave. I have not seen more than one other all summer, and that one was dying. So bon voyage to this healthy one.
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Wow, Janice, what a variety of bees! The iridescent green ones are gorgeous!
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