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Document List

Author	Title	Folder	Created
Joe Saladino	bee on twig bumblebee on twig	Critters	26-Mar-2007
Dave Hall	Bee zooming in. Hand held with the 50-200 + 1.4 converter.	Dave Hall's insect photos	23-Jul-2005
Kevin Dude	Bee's View One of the blooms I found at the Lamberton Conservatory @ Highland Park in Rochester, NY. I used my Olympus OM 55mm f1.2 on a set of extension rings to let me focus closer than normal.	My Flowershots	07-May-2008
Fonzy -	Bee-Eater This species, like other bee-eaters, is a richly-coloured, slender bird. It has brown and yellow upper parts, whilst the wings are green and the beak is black. It can reach a length of 27-29 cm, including the two elongated central tail feathers. Sexes are alike. From Wikipedia	My Birds 2007	05-Nov-2007
juliette gribnau	Bee-species Klokjesdikpootje op Beemdooievaarsbek Melitta haemorrhoidalis on Geranium pratense	my macro's	26-Jun-2016
bank olympus	Bee2 non tripod	hottoclick	18-Feb-2009
bank olympus	Bee3 non tripod	hottoclick	18-Feb-2009
Bruce Thomas	Been There... Olympus Digicam + R-72 IR filter, Colorado Springs, Colorado May, 2008	Bruce Thomas	17-May-2008
Randall Beaudin	Beersheba Valley Figurines More of my carvings. These were modeled after the ones found in the Beersheba Valley.They were likely used in rituals, perhaps symbols of fertility. Originals were Hippopotamus and Elephant tusk. Mine were carved from MDF.	RanD'Art	22-Feb-2005
Randy Garbez	Bees Pair of Bees I caught in my backyard last summer. Does anyone know what kind of flower this is?	Common area	20-Aug-2005