Jack Hopkins captures two bees on flowers
A nature photograph shared on Bluesky draws appreciation for close-up wildlife imagery.
What to know
- Jack Hopkins shared a wildlife photograph capturing two bees on flowers, highlighting the technical difficulty of such close-up insect photography.
- The post prompted a community conversation about local pollinator activity and efforts to support bee populations through gardening.
- Responses reflect both admiration for nature photography and broader interest in observing and protecting bee populations.
Wildlife photography is enjoyable and bees are beautiful creatures worth observing and protecting.
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“What a great picture! The flowers are beautiful and it's nice to see the bees!”
arletajames.bsky.social · Bluesky ↗
Supporting pollinators through habitat creation is a worthwhile and rewarding practice.
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“Every year I leave a large patch of my yard for nature to do with it what she will, and she never disappoints.”
gort88.bsky.social · Bluesky ↗
Jack Hopkins Photographer
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What people are saying 15 voices from 1 site · best of 20 · verbatim
- Aug 20
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Nice pic. I have some wildflowers planted for them but it seems the numbers are down for me here this year.
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Awwwwwesome photo! I always try to get bees because they are so cute. They are too fast for me 😂
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Every year I leave a large patch of my yard for nature to do with it what she will, and she never disappoints. The last pic is a bumblebee apparently looking to create a nest underground as she inspects the hole she just dug.
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Two bee or not two bee - Shakespeare Do bee do bee do - Sinatra
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Bee lovin this pic. 🫶🏻🏆Great action shot of them and the close up colors. Wow.
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I just took this video in NS. Coinkydink or what.
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Such beautiful creatures 🙏🏽🫂 great shot Jack👍🏽
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Wouldn’t it be great, if this was our only concern.
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we know them the one in the left is Betty the one on the right is Betty (they’re all named Betty) “You have to look close. There are two. Captured this one just now”
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I saw 6 butterflies on a big bush at the park. It’s lovely in these times we live in to see life working the way it should!
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I was in my back yard, this morning and there was a bee flitting from blossom to blossom.
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Looks like he turned his face just so you could capture a portrait.🐝
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Things are really buzzing at the Hopkins' place.
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What a great picture! The flowers are beautiful and it's nice to see the bees!
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You have to look close. There are two. Captured this one just now.