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  1. 08-09-2009, 10:07 PM #1
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    Sharing the same thistle....
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    Cool! Neat capture!
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    Thanks Ig...Mannn I have never moved so fast when I saw this image getting the camera set up and organized!
    Originally it was just the butterfly and i noticed it on my bike, but as I was getting the shot, the bee just happened to move on into the picture. I just wish the bee was in better focus but I guess you take what you can get!
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    A lovely, colorful image!
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    Here's one more....
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    Nice capture. Fantastic colour.
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    A two for. Interesting shot.
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    A really lucky shot. It is very nice in its colours.
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    Yup nice timing on the shots.
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