Spotted these colorful blooms at the wellfield botanic garden.Used the Nikkor 18-200mm Dx lens with the Nikon D500. I just saw the bee among them. Thanks in advance for your comments. tigs=^..^=
I am very pleased that you "Spotted these colorful blooms" it is simply mind boggling how beautiful they are, and the details are impeccable. Excellent capture.
What's in a name, Sandi? These lovely tiny flowers are in my country called 'Blauwe Druifjes' (blue little grapes) . Both the Dutch and the English title may indicate that they're edible, but, as far as I know, they happily aren't, so that their beauty stays intact for the beholder and the photographer. Your very fine image is a good proof of the latter!
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A delight to see - a sure sign of Spring. Bee is a bonus :) Their nickname here is "Matchheads". The seasons ate silly, I have a clump showing their leaves already in Autumn .
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