Big ole bumblebees

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Annie
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Man we have lots of these so far this year and they are bigguns :o

I planted a crabapple tree in my back yard last year and it is soooooo pretty now! But boy do the bees like it LOL.
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Great pics Annie. I've noticed the bumblebees already this year! :o
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Wow, the pictures are awesome! :o :D
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:cool: :cool: It would be a dull, dull world if we didn't have the bees for polinating our plants.
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Very cool pix!
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Post by Garden_of_Mu »

Fantastic bumblebee pic!! :cool: I love the bumbles. Daniel pets them, but I just leave them be.
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Post by ladyblue »

Great picture!! I love to see the bumblebees because I have always heard that the hummingbirds come at the same time, although I haven't seen any yet. Has anyone in zone 5?
I'm getting my feeders ready!! Hopefully they didn't mind the frost!
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OC has them already

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and his hummers are back too. Nice pictures....OC
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Post by LucyGoose »

Great pic's Annie!! :D

For real Bonnie? I never heard that and I have bumble bee's and my hummingbird feeders out, too....but no hummers yet.
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