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Living the life of gardening high on the low spot of a North Carolina mountaintop.
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- Christopher C. NC
- North Carolina, United States
- A long time peasant gardener for the well to do. My own garden was never big enough until now.
All content including all images created by Christopher C. Copyright © 2007-2021 unless attributed to others.
Austin Fling 2018
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8 comments:
Wow, beyond counting!
Wow! Impromptu bee bash, or what?!
There has got to be a honey bee hive somewhere close. Or someone has hives located nearby. Pretty flower.
Hi Christopher! I have been having problems getting your blog content to display the last few days. It says Internet Explorer is blocking your site because your site security certificate has expired. Am I the only one or have you done something different on your end? I sure don't want to miss your "lift off" post! :))
I was certainly Wowed. Yesterday there were even more on that one flower.
Lola some critter finds bee nests in the ground here quite often. We find the dug out holes.
Siria, I have not done anything different with or to the blog. My guess is this is a Google blog thing or it is an isue with your computer's security settings. Try checking other Google Blogger blogs in my sidebar to see if they have the same problem. Generally if it is a blogger issue they fix it pretty quickly. If it is your computers settings you will have to adjust them.
Aren't computers fun?
Hi Christopher ~ I haven't done anything different on my computer, and then tonight I didn't have any problems, so go figure! Yes, computers are fun AND at the same time very frustrating!
Isn't it amazing that all those little bees are sharing that one flower and yet the hummingbirds want to hog the whole feeder?!
Unless that critter is a bear, I wish it would come over to my place and dig up the bees that are nesting underground under my deck. They are very territorial and scary at times. I have been trying to get rid of them for a few years but they keep coming back every Spring.
It's seems a little bit demonic even.
Man... another reason to have angelica (right?)... it's apparently like crack for bees. Sweet!
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