Twoku: Bumble bee / adores the flowers / of all kinds.

This morning, and on other mornings, I watched this pollen-laden bumble bee showing his interest in, and adoration of, both lovely and less-than-lovely flowers. He and his friends gave their full attention to the blossoms, petals, pistils and stamens, of both weeds, and cultivated plants, without preference or prejudice.  Mind you, this morning, he was focused on the hosta blossoms, but I’ve seen him dancing with all the other flowers in the yard…

Here’s another picture, with his head and thorax buried in a blossom, only his abdomen, hind legs, and the tips of his wings visible:

 – the Haikook

09 Sep This entry was published on 2015/09/09 at 5:38 pm. It’s filed under Animals, Farm & Rural, Haiku, Life+Wisdom, Nature and tagged bee, bumble bee, equal, equality, fair, flowers, garden, Haiku, haikugrams, haikumages, micropoetry, nature, poem, poetry, pollen, pollinating, prejudice, weeds. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.