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Nectar Robber

© Pamela K

Nectar Robber

Uploaded: December 19, 2004

Description

This carpenter bee is stealing the nectar from this desert willow flower by cutting a slit in the base of the flower and bypassing the pollen producing anthers; Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico; f 3.5 1/400s @ 70.00mm, macro mode; Cropped slightly in Photoshop; Feedback Greatly Appreciated!

Comments

Sharon Day August 23, 2005

Great closeup, Pam!!! You get great DOF! #299015

Pamela K August 23, 2005

Thank you, Sharon!! The Olympus was really good for that in macro mode.

Pam #1758897


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