MaryMulholland

Bee Black and white

Bee Black and white

The bee has lots of pollen already but still collecting

The bee has lots of pollen already but still collecting
Read less

upload_date

Feb, 2017

Views

329

Likes

+23

Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

Top Choice

Superior Skill

All Star

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

Genius

Top Ranks

Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank week 1

Top 20 rank

Top 10 rank week 2

Top 10 rank week 1

Categories

Platinum

Wonderful capture..great sharp detail

PRO+

Wonderful detail and capture! Well done!

PRO+

amazing detail...looks awesome in b&w

fabulous hope you added it to Anne's challenge

PRO+

great Macro shot!!

Great macro.

PRO+

Brilliant macro, Mary! ッ

Platinum

Fantastic B+W macro.Crisp as a chip!

PRO+

Awesome macro, Mary! Really well done! :)

PRO+

Fantastic capture! Great detail! Thank you for joining my "Bees" challenge! Good Luck!

See all

Same photographer See all

Adelaide Zoo, South Australia the Orangutan are usually hiding under a blanket but this day came up to the window.

Royal Spoonbill at Wetland

Recent trip to Victoria along the popular Great Ocean Road.

The tiny kingfisher seemed to have an itch that couldn't quite be reached.

The poles from the old jetty destroyed in a storm stand as a pivotal point when taking sunset photographs for a lot of photographers.

Visit to hardware store by hubby so I decided to take camera and wander through the garden center

Himeji Gardens Adelaide the Arum Lily looked beautiful after the morning shower

The Australian masked owl inhabits timbered areas, often with a shrub understorey. In Australia they are seldom found more than 300 km inland. They ro

Abandoned house on top of hill

A friend on Facebook invited me to participate in 7 Day Nature Challenge and today being Day 1 headed to the Waite Institute Rose Gardens, the salvia

Native Australian Bee on Sage Plant

01-12-2017 Moreton Bay Chestnut bloom

Mandrill

Love watching the otters and they certainly put on a great show for the visitors yesterday with this little one posing nicely to show off the small cl

Love the eyelashes and not sure whether she was speaking or smiling at me as I took the photo.

In 2016 there was a statement from experts that the Ulysses butterfly may be going extinct in the Far North, with breeding rates for the iconic specie

On a visit to Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia we went to Raptor Domain where they look after injured birds. This Owl was one of ther

Discover more photos See all

Bob in a Box by melissa3339

We heard him roar and started searching for him. We gave up and turned around slowly... Then we saw him lifting up his head while he started roaring a by Jolleypics

A small fox stands alone in the road on a mountain pass in Loveland Pass, Colorado. by ReidCollins

Onaqui Mnts. sunset moment by DaveLoucks

Atlas. by DeeDee_Imagery

Minutes before the hunt by mauritzchristiaanjaneke

Golden Eagle photographed in Kalvträsk, Sweden on an Autumnal morning by petelaw7

giraffe family in a row by EricLambertPhoto

young maned wolf looking into the sky by uwegibkes

Wash time, Addo Elephant Safari Park by maryannwest

Girraffe resting by elabuschagne

Only the bush separated us from the lioness. She was calm though, eyeing us while we slowly drove by. by bylifeconnected

Ella am Strand von Caorle - die letzten Sonnenstrahlen des Tages by angelikawrndl

Swallow in birdhouse with Montana shaped opening at Holter Dam on the Missouri river near Wolf Creek, MT. by butchpomtier

The dog loomed out of the freezing fog, posed for one photo and then disappeared back into the fog! by fuzzyfelt30

Carrera de caballos en la playa de Bayas by Peizlo

As the day came to a close, these two huge males decided to do some sumo wrestling just to display their machismo. by Rainer

Uintas by CharlieGarrity

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.