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Bees on caerulea

19 years ago

Taken in New Braunfels, Texas.

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MissSherry
19 years ago
Beautiful, Jayme! All my passis are loaded with bees, too, bees of all types!
Sherry
funinthesunincl
18 years ago
Hi...I'm in Houston...came across this beautiful pic on the forum....Question---did you have as many bees in '08 as in '07???? I seen a BIG drop this year!!! :et me know....
Thanks! MJ
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