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| One flower seemed a bit crowded. |
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| Two can share; there's room enough |
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| Each to her own side of the table |
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| "Oops! Almost fell out!" |
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| "You're crowding me!" |
Watch the changes: one has a grey jacket and frayed wings (Ms. G.). The other (Ms. Y) is younger; her jacket is yellow, and her wings are smoothly rounded.
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| G. "What are you doing under there? Get out!" |
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| Y. "I'm not leaving! Stop pushing!" |
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| Y. "I'm not putting up with this! Bug off!" |
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| Y. "I'll fix you!" (Dive bombing Ms. G.) |
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| G. "Oh? Well, two can play at that game! Here I come!" |
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| Y. "You don't scare me! This is my flower and I'm staying here!" |
As the squabble didn't seem to be likely to end soon, we went on our way.
Oooh, I like the mid-air shots. Bees I try to shoot always seem a bit more contrary about having their picture taken...must be an east-coast arrogance thing...
ReplyDeleteWow - great shots - love the conversation too.
ReplyDeleteBill, They're usually not so cooperative here, either, but they were so engrossed that they didn't even notice me.
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