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Tiny bee on sunflower closeup

Tiny bee on sunflower closeup

I love these tiny bees. They are great pollinators.

I love these tiny bees. They are great pollinators.
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iPhone 5s

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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 32 Shutter 1/892 Focal Length 21/5

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Traverse City, Michigan, US

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Jun, 2020

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