Thjis guy was really big--almost as big as my thumb. I has seen them around but had never been able to photograph one that clearly.
I want to find out more about them, because they are quite unusual.
I don't think I mentioned that one of my distant relatives researched giant sea snails on the Great Barrier Reef, and had a few named after him. Not that it has anything to do with bees. :)
no you didn't mention that! i've never been to the great barrier reef. it's one of our national natural treasures. very precious. also very lucrative for tourist $$$. researching giant sea snails. that sounds fascinating!
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Date: 2003-08-26 12:29 am (UTC)*such a beautiful fuzzy bee*. our bees look different to this one.
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Date: 2003-08-26 09:07 am (UTC)I want to find out more about them, because they are quite unusual.
I don't think I mentioned that one of my distant relatives researched giant sea snails on the Great Barrier Reef, and had a few named after him. Not that it has anything to do with bees. :)
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Date: 2003-08-27 08:31 am (UTC)researching giant sea snails. that sounds fascinating!
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