Native honeysuckle

[DanK]

Most of the honeysuckle (white and yellow) on this side of the pond isn't native, but we try to plant things that are, in order to support native bees. This native variety I hadn't seen (or noticed, anyway) until my wife planted it last year.

C&C welcome, as always.

[pschlute]

Lovely. Super lighting here.

[Wavelength]

My standing ovation!!!

[mugge]

A lovely image in my view.
Cheers Ole

[rpcrowe]

Beautiful in all respects...

[DanK]

Thanks, all.

My creativity has really been stifled by COVID. Although we can still move around, with some limits, I find myself without interesting ideas of what photographic avenues to pursue. Part of this is that some of the things I had planned to do are now either off limits or risky. (For example, I had planned to do indoor architectural work at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, which is in a series of interconnected, partially refurbished 19th century mill buildings. They are open on a limited basis now, but spending hours indoors with strangers doesn't seem like a good idea right now, even with a mask and while trying to stay distant.) So apart from candids of my grandkids when they are co-bubbling with us, I have mostly been doing flowers that I have right on our property. I may go back to bug macros, if our visitors start including species more novel than honeybees and bumblebees.