Honey Bee collecting nectar and pollen; My Garden;
Lavishly golden,
liquid sunshine held in tiny, waxen chambers.
The fragrance of flowers and harvest, warmed by sun, wind and rain,
nectar collected diligently,
transmuted into the sweetest of sweets,
for sticky, little fingers to lick and savour,
this wonderful alchemy of nature.
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With such a bunch of flowers, I don't know about the fragrance, I bet the nectar alone releases sweet smell to the air. It must have been lots of bees hanging out there. Oh so sweet :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie, the fragrance of the wisteria blooms is beautifully scenting the air. It is full of honey bees, solitary bees and other insects.
ReplyDeleteWe have autumn here, be it a mild one sofar. But still, you make me feel jealous ;) Beautiful picture!
ReplyDeletePeter, we have a very dry spring, since July no rain, the temps jump from hot to cool all over the place...I wonder how the garden copes. The wisteria was magnificent.
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