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Nature's nectar

Nature's nectar

This bee was keen on getting what it wanted, some sweet nectar to produce honey.

This bee was keen on getting what it wanted, some sweet nectar to produce honey.
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SONY DSC-WX220

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Aperture 35/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 519/100

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Jun, 2018

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This is my deputy headboy school tie that I've hung on this structure I built myself. Only I in school wear this tie and I thought I should make

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This is actually a banana leaf from a banana tree in my backyard. I wanted to capture it up close such that is does not instantly seem a leaf in parti

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The dominant Dragon fruit tree grew from an infinitesimal seed that grew into a large vine. The vine grew roots that vigorously spread through the woo

My backyard oozed life in spring and my mint grew vigorously and produced these small fragrant flowers. These flowers attracted all different types of

This yellow bird was trapped under my net that covers the strawberries I grow. Before I helped it out I took a snap of it.

This khaki, grey beauty adored me so much it refused to fly off my finger. I found wandering through my basil grown in the backyard

This dead leaf had fallen from a marula tree and had a hole due to caterpillars feeding on it. It was hot and I was very bored and began playing with

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