Todd, our friend Karen, and I were enjoying a nice spring stroll in a local park. The sun was shining, there was a light breeze, and the sounds and smells of spring were capturing our senses. All of a sudden, a swarm of cheeky bees came roaring by. They grabbed my camera as they passed. I went chasing after them, through the woods, near the stream and around the corner. They were too fast for me and soon the bees and my camera disappeared. Out of breath, bewildered, and in shock, I sat down on an old log and stared into the wilderness. Memories of the “treenapped” event came flooding back into my mind. I was sure that I’d never see my camera again. I got up, found my way back to the trail, and began looking for Todd and Karen. As I rounded a corner, I saw my camera sitting along side the trail, unharmed. I was happy to see my old friend. By the time I returned home, I’d almost forgotten about the bee incident. In fact, I had convinced myself it hadn’t happened. I began the exciting and arduous task of reviewing the thousands of photos I had taken that day. As the last memory of the bee event began to recede back into the never regions of my brain, a picture that I hadn’t taken flashed on my computer screen. It appears the bees were quite the photographers.
Location: Cox Arboretum, Miamisburg, Ohio
what a story Seth.
whether it was the bees or you, someone out did themselves – transcendant
Thanks Linda.
Beautiful!
thx.
i love “todd’s friends” most of all. so verdant! isn’t spring just The Best Ever? those are some talented bees, seth!
Thanks! 🙂
Hi,seth,thanks to you for beautiful image of spring,those are most beautiful
Thanks knlynn.
Now this is a nice little story, thank you.
Welcome. Thanks.
….they were just hungry. 😉
Yes, probably.
Ha, I get such a kick out of your blog. Your writing style is so whimsical…its like beautiful music!
Take care,
Elisa
Thanks Elisa.
The pictures are FANTASTIC!
Thanks Luxie.
Seth, I love your stories!
Thanks Ellen. Glad you like them.
You just might be a story teller of bees. Then you “mite” not.
Good post and great snaps!
Ha. Thanks Chuck.
GORGEOUS colors!
Thx!!
And apparently the favourite colour of bees in blue
Wyon—They love them all. 🙂
Beautiful
Thank you. 🙂 :::L
All those beautiful flowers; your bees are very lucky.
We are all lucky. Thanks Gallivanta.
So, Spring has sprung big time with you.
Yes! And happy.
Beautiful photos!
Thanks Pierreid.
Fantastic story Seth…I wonder why it sounds…’unbelievable’. Wonderfully detailed pictures!
Unbelievable… no of course not. 🙂 Thanks.
Springtime presents so many beautiful photo subjects.
Agreed. Thanks for the comment Gwen.
we do like the color in these photos
Thanks. Glad you like the color.
Lovely!
Thanks Arthur.
Great pictures. Obviously, the orbs’ spirits enjoy your company. Orbs are in both of your spring beauty pictures, especially the second one.
Thanks so much.
Lovely post
Thanks so much. 🙂
Beautiful collection. Good thing those bees took off with your camera. 🙂
Thanks David.
Beautiful!!!
Thanks Rexlin.
Oh wow, those bees are crazy good photographers! I wish they’d steal my camera! LOL i love the picures!
Thanks randomness1228. 🙂
I get a kick out of your blog.
Thx. 👍👀😊
You’re lucky the camera wasn’t taken over by a praying mantis. There’s always an antennae in the shots. (Nice story.)
Yes I could imagine. 🙂
What superb shots… just beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Coral swan.
there’s actually no bees in any of these photos
Nope. They are behind the camera Paul.
Amazing photos, Seth. I would to paint several of them.
Please do. 🙂
These photos are just stunning. All the more reason why I’d nominated you for the Sunshine Award (posted on April 21st)! You’re one talented photographer *and* story teller. And you always make me smile. Many thanks!
Thanks Melia.
A bee’s perspective. how unique! Great shots!
Thanks Tasha.
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