“Edmonds has an abundance of beautiful views, broad shots of the interplay of sea, sky and terrain — particularly at sunset and sunrise,” photographer Kevin O’Keeffe says. “But for a while I’ve been keeping my eye on the small but intriguing aspects of our surroundings. For once I don’t have to be concerned with lack of telephoto power.”
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I want to point out that the bee on the leaf is an uncommon form of bumblebee with the delightful name of “bombus mixtus” aka orange banded bumblebee. Also, the daddy long legs was in its indoors habitat, one of several appearing in our sinks. KOK
Kevin, I love bees and often watch them going from flower to flower. A group of bees come into our bird house every March- April and stay for a couple of months and then go (?) but I am so pleased to greet them!
Thank you for the details of our insect population that mostly we are not aware of.