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An Albino Bee?? Nope! It's a Long Horn!

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I know this is a pretty lousy quality shot, but the fact that this is one pretty unique colored bee kinda outweighs the technical crappiness of the picture. A bee with GREEN EYES? And dig them stripes....think this little fluke of Nature? Nuh-UH! Just found out that this is actually a Long Horned Bee and supposedly pretty common round SoCal. Cool, ain't it?

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This photo is in 3 albums:

Blooms, blossoms and various other pretties from the garden

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Me and my SLT...shooting with my Sony A35!

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THEY FLY, THEY CREEP, THEY BUZZ....

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Camera:	Sony SLT-A35
Lens:	Minolta 70-210 f/4 "beercan"
Available sizes:	Small, Medium, Large, Original (1042×1044, 572.4KB)
Captured:	May 17, 2012
Uploaded:	May 18, 2012 (UTC)
Focal length:	210 mm
Shutter speed:	1/1600 sec
Aperture:	F7.1
ISO:	200
Exposure comp.:	-

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