Apparently, Wild Sweet William (phlox maculata) are quite the tasty treat for bees. All through the summer, they can be seen bumbling from one flower to the next collecting pollen. But I wasn't the only one to notice; Darby sat by and watched with her usual intent curiosity, nosing as close as she dared without much concern about the possibility of being stung.
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| Carpenter Bee pollinating the Wild Sweet William (Phlox Maculata) :: Gardendale, Alabama |
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| Darby eyeing the bees on the Wild Sweet William :: Gardendale Alabama |
Of course this wasn't Darby's first run-in with bees, as can be found here: The Carpenter Bee, a Victim of Curiosity. My first post regarding Wild Sweet William can be found here.
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