@PogueMahone Happy Canniversary!!! 
I trust that Zen is still passed out from all of the revelry. 
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Thanks, Zen woke up. It is almost dinner time!
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Happy Cannaversary 
3 years wooo hooo, have a great day my friend @PogueMahone
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I had to google that… never heard of it before!
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I was the youngest of three brothers, both of whom made me aware of how it gets its name.
It is aptly named!
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Lead Cannabis Inspector Zen has determined that Ilgm Granddaddy Purple is ready to be flipped.
It shall be noted!!!
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Bravo Zen! 
You keep that @PogueMahone on a thight leash. 
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thīt; adjective. def:
fitting close to the body; commonly studded or spiked (also bondage, BDSM, submissive).
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Freudian slip… 
Those sexy legs on @PogueMahone got me all woozy 
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Darn it!
I thought it going to be our little secret! 
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FINCHY! 
Hubby’s fav bird btw… only reason I know that. 
You really do capture some amazing nature photos Randy. Just gorgeous!
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These are mostly from 10-12 years ago. I was really into photography at the time and my backyard in Albertville was a bird magnet. I had a Maple tree about 12’ from the back windows of the second floor. I had a camera with very nice lens and a tripod. I loved that tree.
Oh Yeah…The stocked feeder did not hurt either.
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So…There I was peacefully taking pictures of the lovely lilac flowers, when this bully of a bumblebee photo bombs me…If you look you will see it is giving me a raspberry!!!
Butterfies are in on it…
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Great shot of the bee man wow
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Weird fact of the day-
Physicists have determined that Bumblebee wings are too small to enable flight!
Bumblebees cannot read.
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It is pretty crazy, when you see their transparent little wings, to think those can carry them around…
Absolutely beautiful bee 
picture
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The accidental shots are my favorite. I had purchased a new lens, a 300mm Fresnel, and was testing it out on the patio. We had a row of lilacs and I focused on the blooms, the bee flew in as I staged the shot…and serendipity!
I had a similar experience when I bought a 28mm wide angle, as I staged my very first shot of a flower in the garden, a fear that requires a very tight position, a hummingbird flew into frame.
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Amazing pic of the bee, I love it!
It’s soooo checking out your camera.
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