Bee feast

This Sedum plant must be very tasty because every year there are always lots of bees on it. Often butterflies as well but this year we seem to have very few butterflies.

[bkb in the city]

Great catch

[Maggiemae]

The flowers are so tiny its a wonder they can get the pollen! All bumble bees?

[Ann Williams]

They're a great plant to have to attract butterflies and bees and colour when everything is looking a little tired. Those bees are certainly enjoying their feast.

[Bep]

Lots of these Sedum plants in our garden. Always full of bees.

[sally agnew]

So pretty, love the warm lighting, it is a popular place :)

[Babs]

Fabulous shot, it looks as though the bees are having a party.

[Milanie]

I've noticed lately, too, how active the bees are around my flowers. This must be a delicious plant they're enjoying.

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[The Intermittent Photographer aka Blue Rose]

Great to see bees at work like this and in October! I think I have seen many more bees in the last few years so hope they are on the increase again.

[Kim]

Beautiful capture, wonderful light and color, and so many bees!

[Anja]

Lovely flower and great capture of the bees.

[ShirleyB]

@bkbinthecity @maggiemae @flowerfairyann @gijsje @hermann @onewing @milaniet @pdulis @bluerose15 @kimdavis @stiggle This is just one little branch of the flower there were many more bees on other parts of the plant. Thank you for taking the time to comment and fav my picture, I love to hear what you all think of my efforts