Pye R on B (0/4)
 

On these late August late afternoons, dozens of bees at a time are on
my Joe Pye weed. Here are pictures of the plant, and one of its
visitors. I took these with my point 'n' shoot, which has to get real
close to focus this close, but the bees are so crazy about the Pye
that they aren't freaked out by a big Panasonic thingy hovering 4
inches away.

Pye R on B (0/4)
 

"Just Plane Noise" wrote
On these late August late afternoons, dozens of bees at a time are on
my Joe Pye weed. Here are pictures of the plant, and one of its
visitors. I took these with my point 'n' shoot, which has to get real
close to focus this close, but the bees are so crazy about the Pye
that they aren't freaked out by a big Panasonic thingy hovering 4
inches away.

What encoding are you using? It's not the usual suspects like y-ENC.

--
Regards
Bob Hobden
just W. of London

Pye R on B (0/4)
 

On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 11:07:58 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:


"Just Plane Noise" wrote
On these late August late afternoons, dozens of bees at a time are on
my Joe Pye weed. Here are pictures of the plant, and one of its
visitors. I took these with my point 'n' shoot, which has to get real
close to focus this close, but the bees are so crazy about the Pye
that they aren't freaked out by a big Panasonic thingy hovering 4
inches away.

What encoding are you using? It's not the usual suspects like y-ENC.
I tried joining some of them and got nowhere. Part of one and part of
another.

Pye R on B (0/4)
 

"joevan" wrote
"Bob Hobden" wrote:
"Just Plane Noise" wrote
On these late August late afternoons, dozens of bees at a time are on
my Joe Pye weed. Here are pictures of the plant, and one of its
visitors. I took these with my point 'n' shoot, which has to get real
close to focus this close, but the bees are so crazy about the Pye
that they aren't freaked out by a big Panasonic thingy hovering 4
inches away.

What encoding are you using? It's not the usual suspects like y-ENC.

I tried joining some of them and got nowhere. Part of one and part of
another.

Looks all Greek to me. :-)

--
Regards
Bob Hobden
just W. of London