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Powdered drunkenness

02/09/2018 15:51

Powdered drunkenness
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It's barely visible. Just a black and yellow mass, buried in the heart of the hollyhock. But upon closer inspection, it's a feast in progress—a ground bumblebee (Bombus terrestris), plump, velvety, literally covered in pollen.


It delights, flutters, buzzes gently as if in a sweet dream. With each movement, a golden cloud clings to its dense fur. The flower, however, seems to welcome it wholeheartedly, as if it had been designed for it.


In this simple, age-old ballet, everything is in its place: the flower offers, the insect gathers, and life flows. A moment of abundance, of plant sensuality, and winged delight, where the garden delivers one of its most beautiful spectacles... to those who take the time to pause.

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