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Pollinate
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Our pollinators are tiny but mighty. So much so that we couldn't exist without them ... and yet our farms spread pesticides with little concern for the damage they do, so our bee population is withering and even some of our butterflies populations are shrinking . Man is his own worst Enemy and without an awareness and a commitment to change, we will all pay the price.
Andrea @ From the Sol
11 comments:
So right, we will pay the price, and thed next generation will have great problems. Butterflies are getting rare here these days, so sad! Love your photos and digis, they are all beautiful. Hugs, Valerie
I fear the the price will be called sooner than some realise.
Thank you for this powerful, beautiful and truthful post.
Hi Andrea: What a fabulous series of pictures. The price for human folly is already being paid unfortunately and I am not sure how many more instalments we can defer until we slip over the precipice. We are precariously close.
Lovely 'Bee' photography ~ Xo
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
(aka A Creative Harbor)
You have so many fantastic pollination photos. You found some great insects and flowers. I love taking insect photos also.This is a great post! hugs-Erika
...Andrea, you captured so many beautiful pollinators! This would be a sorry world with out them.
Ohhh everything is so beautiful. You really nailed this weeks theme. Have a wonderful day.
We are already paying the price for our bad stewardship of planet earth. Still hoping we can get it right
Much💛love
Andrea, each and every one is a gem -- I especially love the monarch flying amidst the purple but those close ups are fabulous! You're terrific!
lol, the friendly sunflower face looks a bit like a yellow pig seen from the front. :) Cool!
So many gorgeous images. You have a lot of shots like this :)
Back again! You left me the most wonderful comment and I didn't have your email to reply personally but I just wanted to thank you. Yes, I will prevail on my MRSA fight! You mentioned the arboretum and I don't know if we're neighbors -- I live in Lansing, Michigan. What about you? Are we neighbors? I hope you have a wonderful week and thanks again for coming by!
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