Solitude is something I crave at times. I don’t enjoy crowds and noise. I don’t enjoy having to make small talk. Some days I just don’t want to be around people at all! So when I thought about solitude the first things I thought of were quiet walks in the countryside, or sitting quietly crocheting or reading. But how to sum that up in a photo?
Then my mind jumped to Solitary Bees … who unlike Bumblebees and Honeybees, live alone, in solitude, rather that in a big hive. My kind of bees, I guess 🙂
Here’s some photos I’ve taken of Solitary Bees.
Inspired by the Weekly Photo Challenge: Solitude.
wonderful photos, I feel exactly like you described it
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Let it Be. We are on the same wavelength.
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I’m like you, I enjoy solitude. I’ve also made a couple of bug hotels but so far don’t see any signs of “guests”. Apart from Blue Banded Bees I wouldn’t be able to distinguish the solitary bees from the European honey bees we have here in Australia.
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You might be surprised by how many people I know (including myself) who aren#’t always good at what the Americans refer to as ‘peopling.’
https://nobodysreadingme.wordpress.com/2017/01/31/how-to-be-asocial/
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I enjoy time on my own too … I appear to be getting worse the older I get! 😃 check out wool carder bee
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An interesting thought that is well expressed and beautifully illustrated. Time on our own becomes a precious thing in this frenetic world – go for it!
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Incredible macro shots!
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