Not often that I can get a young Giant Carpenter bee on my camera.
But first let me show you some other lovely photos.
Our weather is overcast today and they tell us that we will have rain tomorrow and Thursday. So I will miss shots of another full moon. Be that as it may, I will simply continue to get other shots to show you in my posts.
Hope that you will enjoy this one.
A Cherry-eye Sprite, Damselfly, on a lotus flower bud in the water.
Another Cherry-eye Sprite (Pseudagrion sublacteum) on a water lily leaf.
Here he is, a baby Giant Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa flavorufa) on a flower.
And another shot of him on the same flower.
Just a lovely fountain shot again as I love how the water dances in the wind.
Oh yes, this is how our day started and now the skies are darkening in response to the rain that will fall tomorrow.
They envisage that rain will start at 7am tomorrow morning and that it will continue throughout the day. But I can tell them that the rain will not be very intense.
Now how could I know this, as I have no measuring instruments?
Well the halo around the sun today is not as intense as it is before the violent storms.
Have a look at how bleak the halo is.
It is when the inner ring is a dark blue and the outer ring is bright colors that we have to worry about a gale force storm. So we will only have light rain tomorrow.
The best is that then I can still go out to get photos.
And That's All Friends!
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX60HS Bridge camera.
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