As our gardens come to life, we begin to see the beauty of our summer flowers.
Another pollinator that we see in our gardens are bees.
Just as we need butterflies to pollinate, we need the bees to carry pollen from one flower to the next.
Thanks to these pollinators, our gardens end up with more plants and flowers. Thanks for stopping by - Judy.
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Butterflies also begin to visit our gardens. The yellow swallowtail and the zebra swallowtail are attracted to the colorful flowers in my garden.
Butterflies are attracted to the colorful fragrant flowers in our gardens. They feed on the nectar produced by the flowers. As they move from flower to flower, they pollinate the plants.
Another pollinator that we see in our gardens are bees.
Just as we need butterflies to pollinate, we need the bees to carry pollen from one flower to the next.
Thanks to these pollinators, our gardens end up with more plants and flowers. Thanks for stopping by - Judy.
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Nice to see the blooms and butterflies of your garden.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Is that a hydrangea? I know they come in so many different colors but I've not seen that color. They are my favorite flower! Love seeing the bees!
ReplyDeleteHello, your flowers are lovely. I am sure the bees and butterflies love your gardens. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDeleteYou have captured your flowers, and these pollinators, well. Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of your flowers, bees, and butterflies!
ReplyDeleteI am not seeing many butterflies yet, and I am beginning to wonder where they are.
Have a wonderful day!
Gorgeous pictures!Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHello, gorgeous captures of the butterflies. Your flowers are all beautiful. Thank so much for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thank you for the comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...Nice camera work Judy. We have bees aplenty but so far this year, no butterflies.
ReplyDeleteWoW!!! you are really seeing some gorgeous butterflies and capturing some great images!! the bees too, they look so pretty on the beautiful, colorful flowers!!
ReplyDeletei have only seen a few butterflies, but i have the right plants and flowers and i hope to see them soon!!!
Beautiful floral macro shots ~ love the bees especially ^_^
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A ShutterBug Explores,
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Fabulous photos....great post to remind us to be kind to our 'pollinators'!
ReplyDeleteNice you have good things for them in your garden. I had Mason Bees early in the season. Right now the bumblebees are enjoying my Spike Plants that have huge blooming spikes. - Margy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of flowers and busy pollinators. They are so important to us humans.
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Judy - a clever idea for a post. I tend to focus on the flowers, and not so much on the 'workers'. Duly noted - you might see this in a future post, my friend! Gorgeous photos all the way around.
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome to see such lovely 'workers' in the garden! I love listening to the bees as they do their work pollinating.
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You have such beautiful flowers! I love swallowtails and other pollinators. We had about a hundred swallowtail caterpillars devour my fennel this year, but I don't mind. I'm just happy to see them in my garden!
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